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August 28th, 2005
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 Outgoing peers are ones that you initiated the contact with. Incoming peers initiated the connection. re the significance of the number of peers/leafs: If your bandwidth is largely taken up with file transfers, you may see fewer leafs: Actuallly, the code may decide (somehow) that your connection will work best as a leaf in that case.  |
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