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Hi,

I shortly checked your writing and found some unclear points.
- What is the difference (-d 1 ) of the viaIF and the viaIF of
the optional info block?

- the nlq = l2q / l2: what is l2?
- you compare the lq with the OLSR-ETX. But can you explain it
  without "OLSR-ETX", because I don't like to check the documentation
  of OLSR
-bidirectional timeout: is the number given in seconds or sequence count difference
			or something other?

If haven't already planed, the options --dups-xxx --asymmetric-xxx and all
that only have the blue bar needs more description and what influence they have
within the batmand. Examples as you have offered by --window-size are very
helpful.

Regards
 Stephan