Move section 6.3 out #333
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kazuho
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Sep 17, 2025
| unnecessarily sent before the packet can be declared lost. If the value is | ||
| larger, it can cause unnecessary delays in loss detection | ||
| ({{Section 6.1.1 of QUIC-RECOVERY}}). | ||
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| In order to avoid unnecessary immediate acknowledgements, senders SHOULD implement adaptive packet threshold loss detection and communicate the increased Reordering Threshold value to the receiver. | |
@ianswett I've borrowed the text from #322 (comment); WDYT?
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Moves section 6.3 (Setting the Reordering Threshold Value) out of section 6 (Sending Acknowledgments) that talks about the behavior of the receiver, and places it alongside other sections that talks about the sender behavior.
closes #332.