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@@ -77,8 +77,10 @@ Every member of the swarm, by alias (or a shortened node ID):
allow. The members report their peers' clocks with their links, so this works for
members this node doesn't reach itself; it needs three members compared.
* **A golden glow**, growing from it and fading, once: it just entered a new epoch (a
- remake, [`remakes.md`](remakes.md)). For this node and its peers, whose epochs this
- node knows, as they change while the page is open.
+ remake, [`remakes.md`](remakes.md)). For every member that reports its links (they
+ say its epoch), and this node's peers, as they change while the page is open: so
+ after a remake, a wave across the map as the members switch. With `links: every
+ 30 s`, up to that late.
### Links
@@ -345,9 +347,9 @@ another version of it (the state's `page`).
**The map's graphs.** The intended one is the neighbours the member list gives every
member (`swarm::topology`), as this node computes them. The measured one is every
member's links as it reports them in reply to a LINKS (sent to every member, at most
-512, while the producer runs). The LINKS subscribes: the member replies again whenever
-its links change (a peer, a transport, relayed, dormant, or a round trip moved by a
-fifth; it looks every 2 s), for 90 s, renewed every 30 s (each renewal answered), and
+512, while the producer runs), with the epoch it is in. The LINKS subscribes: the
+member replies again whenever its links change (a peer, a transport, relayed, dormant,
+or a round trip moved by a fifth; it looks every 2 s) or it enters a new epoch, for 90 s, renewed every 30 s (each renewal answered), and
ended when the producer stops; a node that is gone stops it by not renewing. A reply
older than 90 s is left out. A member keeps 64 subscribers at most. With `links: every
30 s` (`POST /admin/dashboard/links?live=false`; `true` back), the subscriptions end