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BOLT: Basis of Lightning Technology (Lightning Network Specifications)
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There's not a lot of reason to explicitly rate-limit ping messages on the sending side, hosts on the internet can *always* send you as much traffic as they want, its up to you whether you want to talk back to them. This seems to have been intended as a cutoff where nodes can skip responding to pings below a certain rate, but in practice 30 seconds is much too long a time to learn that your peer has disconnected. We could reduce the threshold, but its not like this is the only place in the spec where a peer can request a message response, and that is unlikely to change, making it of highly dubious value. |
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bolt07 | ||
tools | ||
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00-introduction.md | ||
01-messaging.md | ||
02-peer-protocol.md | ||
03-transactions.md | ||
04-onion-routing.md | ||
05-onchain.md | ||
07-routing-gossip.md | ||
08-transport.md | ||
09-features.md | ||
10-dns-bootstrap.md | ||
11-payment-encoding.md | ||
CONTRIBUTING.md | ||
README.md |
Lightning Network In-Progress Specifications
The specifications are currently a work-in-progress and currently being drafted.
Pull requests and comments welcome, seeking input from community stakeholders.
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