I understand that the *intent* of Asmap is righteous; but at the end of the day your are banning/closung connections to peers that are "on the list"
I just hate everything about it. Pseudo-scientitic labeling of "good vs bad" peers. We'll get a risk score next
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except thats not true. It doesn’t ban any ips on a list, it just ensures that the active connections aren’t all from a single entity
>The number of knots nodes i'm connected to has dropped off a cliff. fascinating.
>I also ban all aws nodes from my node. surely a coincidence.
Are we not splitting hairs? ASmap makes you disconnect/not connect in the first place to a set of nodes, which is defined in the dat file.
Maybe it's not technically an (ip) ban, but the dat list acts de facto as a "shun list" the way i see it.
Please correct me if i'm wrong.
Looks like another Core Dev attack on Knots. JB55 is a spam supporter and disingenious at the same time.
That is not what it does, it just tries to be diverse across different asans. It's not a shun list.