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+- URGENT: Congestion/flow control (CHANNEL):
+ + estimate max bandwidth using bursts and use to for CONGESTION CONTROL!
+ (and figure out how/where to use this!)
+ + calculate current RTT if possible, use that for initial retransmissions
+ (NOTE: needs us to learn which connection the tunnel uses for the message!)
+ + figure out flow control without ACKs (unreliable traffic!)
+
+- HIGH: revisit message buffer, have global buffer instead per-route, but then
+ make sure it is shared fairly across routes and connections (CORE);
+ also, do not buffer if the connection is set to unbuffered!
+
+- HIGH: revisit handling of 'unbuffered' traffic! (CHANNEL/TUNNEL)
+ (need to push down through tunnel into connection selection);
+ At Tunnel-level, try to create connections that match channel
+ preferences (buffered/unbuffered) and select connections for
+ channel traffic that match channel preferences.
+
+- HIGH: revisit handling of 'buffered' traffic: 4 is a rather small buffer; (CHANNEL)
+ maybe reserve more bits in 'options' to allow for buffer size control?
+ Or: maybe even better, calculated required buffer size based on latency
+ and throughput (and available memory)
+
+- HIGH: if we receive BROKEN messages, cut down corresponding PATH (up to the
+ point of breakage) as well as connection/route (CORE)
+
+- OPTIMIZATION: proper connection evaluation during connection management:
+ + PATHS: path desirability score calculations are not done
+ + CONNECTION: keep per-connection performance metrics;
+ in particular, interact with channel (!) to see
+ if we get ACKs indicating successful payload delivery.
+ + TUNNELS:
+ * when managing connections, distinguish those that
+ have (recently) had traffic from those that were
+ never ready (or not recently)
+ * consider quality of current connection set when deciding
+ how often to do maintenance
+ * interact with PEER to drive DHT GET/PUT operations based
+ on how much we like our connections
+
+
+- OPTIMIZATION: optimize stopping/restarting DHT search to situations
+ where we actually need it (i.e. not if we have a direct connection,
+ or if we already have plenty of good short ones, or maybe even
+ to take a break if we have some connections and have searched a lot (?)) (PEER)