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Gilbert Sebenste wrote: > True, but they would recycle/circulate latent to other machines, and > that's just bad all around because it causes more bandwidth to be > consumed, regardless of whether or not the products are rejected. Your assumption is that only people on the IDD use LDM; I would challenge that perception, and argue that LDM is utilized outside of IDD probably more than in it. I would argue that putting any additional sanity checks in the LDM code will have undesired results outside of the IDD paradigm. Stonie
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