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We should offer either either 2 or 3 possible values to the UI element that enables the m or r flag In the 3-value case, we let the user choose “High” “Medium” or “Low” bandwidth guarantees In the 2-value case, the flag is “on” or “off” and I2PTunnel has to decide what the pre-allocation amount should be(Possibly based on mean tunnel activity) We should reject tunnels that request “unspecified” values(Not defined as “low, medium, high” above), all values...