Feasibility of small setups in the real network

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@jbash

It’s nice that a nonperforming node will eventually be excluded

As a node you are entitled to 1 failed attempt and you get SHUNNED, look here how does this functionality work:

Shunned

Yup, the CLOSE_GROUP is a data-ownership concept, but not used at all in the shunning process. Nodes close to, can and will judge neighbours. They may inform them of that decision (I think that’s the you have been shunned type log we’re seeing… ). That means that one node has shunned it. That is. currently permanent for that node. But if no one else shuns, you’re still sufficiently in the network. So effective shunning is an emergent behavior, rather than one that requires consensus or some t…

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