Hi! I’m also a layman who doesn’t really know what he’s talking about. The article ends with “ I will leave you with a question: Are we trying to make end-to-

Hi! I’m also a layman who doesn’t really know what he’s talking about. The article ends with “ I will leave you with a question: Are we trying to make end-to-end congestion control work for cases where it can’t possibly work?” So, it seems to me that there may not be any good solutions to latency spikes. The article is basically pointing out that you either pursue one of the unfortunate solutions mentioned, or be resigned to accept that no congestion control mechanism will ever be sufficient to eliminate the spikes. This seems a valuable message to the people who might be involved in developing the sort congestion control mechanisms they’re talking about.