Yes, I definitely think this interesting as a prototype & framework for investigating congestion control. I suppose the parent was aimed more at readers who ass

Yes, I definitely think this interesting as a prototype & framework for investigating congestion control. I suppose the parent was aimed more at readers who assumed this was a direct replacement for existing congestion control. Your comment about functional improvements with thousand fold variants is interesting. I (naively) assumed it only worked on an order of magnitude. With regards to varying congestion control based on client subnets, it's entirely feasible. Some networks today vary congestion control, mss, initial window, etc based on previous observed tcp flows.