> It looks like the current CP decay scheme is too harsh.   Nodes that don't
> answer most connection requests are quickly lost as their CP falls.  The
> problem is that most nodes don't answer most requests because of the amount
> of traffic on the network.  The only nodes that survive are a few "ubernodes"
> which must have really good connectivity / CPU power.

I agree, take a look at the attatched html file, some good nodes are
ignored way to quickly. But there are a lot of failed connects, it cant
all be bad network conditions..


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