On 7 Jan 2016, at 10:14, Nick Mathewson <nickm@torproject.org> wrote:

  We shouldn't add protocols for features where others can remain
  oblivious to their presence or absence.  For example, if some
  directory caches start supporting a new header, and clients can
  safely send that header without knowing whether the directory cache
  will understand it, then a new protocol version is not required.

  Because all relays currently on the network are 0.2.4.19 or later, we
  can require 0.2.4.19, and use 0.2.4.19 as the minimal version so we
  we don't need to do code archeology to determine which number

You did that thing where you start a sentence 

Otherwise looks good, modulo a few typos that don't affect meaning.

Tim

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