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> There's a bigger problem here honestly. The p2p network is just starved for
> connectable slots.
>
Suggestions:
- massively increasing all the anti-DoS limits in 0.4, so far they've caused
a lot more damage than they solved.
- broadcasting an "upgrade now" type announcement. The alert system is
intended for informing users when there's a threat to system stability and
that's exactly what has been happening recently.
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