How should clients set the default relays?
What do you think? I think it’s important that we discuss about this to ensure connectivity but also decentralization.
My two sats:
1. Random ~4 relays with high user count > 5000
2. Random ~3 relays with mid user count 3000 > and > 1000
3. Random 3 relays with low user count < 1000 and very low ping
The boundaries (user count) should be dynamic of course.
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