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Yes. If nodes disappear then the next bootstrap packets, which currently run at a set interval, will find the next nearest keyspace neighbours and then sending
by neilalexander 5y ago
Yes. If nodes disappear then the next bootstrap packets, which currently run at a set interval, will find the next nearest keyspace neighbours and then sending setup packets will allow the network to build new paths. Similarly, the spanning tree also recovers by creating parent-child relationships using functioning paths.