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Regarding whether the interaction mode is 'always repeat' or 'set and change'. I have no strong views. My goal was to suggest the simplest possible protocol that would induce minimal push-back from implementers. Also, perhaps one that could be back-ported to TCP, to leverage shared experience.

On the question of whether ack_ratio would change frequently, if the sender is routinely setting it to cwnd/8 (say) it will change frequently. Similarly if the sender has implemented AckCC (but I suspect AckCC won't often be active).

Whatever, this mechanism is not an invariant, so the approach can be changed based on experience.

@ianswett I've added goals (my subsequent scenarios posting was intended to serve that purpose, but yes that's good practice for a first post). 

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<p>Regarding whether the interaction mode is 'always repeat' or 'set and =
change'. I have no strong views. My goal was to suggest the simplest poss=
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<p>On the question of whether ack_ratio would change frequently, if the s=
ender is routinely setting it to cwnd/8 (say) it will change frequently. =
Similarly if the sender has implemented AckCC (but I suspect AckCC won't =
often be active).</p>
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