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@ -20,7 +20,6 @@ For each release cycle of Reticulum, improvements and additions from the five [P
- [x] Improved roaming support on Android - [x] Improved roaming support on Android
- [x] Add bluetooth pairing code output to rnodeconf - [x] Add bluetooth pairing code output to rnodeconf
- [x] Add `rnid` utility with encryption, signing and Identity funcionality - [x] Add `rnid` utility with encryption, signing and Identity funcionality
- [ ] Transit traffic display in rnstatus
- [ ] JSON output mode for rnstatus - [ ] JSON output mode for rnstatus
- [ ] Add automatic retries to all use cases of the `Request` API - [ ] Add automatic retries to all use cases of the `Request` API
- [ ] Updating the documentation to reflect recent changes and improvements - [ ] Updating the documentation to reflect recent changes and improvements
@ -31,7 +30,7 @@ For each release cycle of Reticulum, improvements and additions from the five [P
- [x] Add spatial and multi-interface roaming support in Sideband - [x] Add spatial and multi-interface roaming support in Sideband
- [x] Expand device support in Sideband to support older Android devices - [x] Expand device support in Sideband to support older Android devices
- [x] And input fields, data submission and dynamic request links to Nomad Network - [x] And input fields, data submission and dynamic request links to Nomad Network
- [ ] Add bandwidth-based weighting to LXMF propagation node sync peer prioritisation - [x] Add bandwidth-based weighting to LXMF propagation node sync peer prioritisation
## Primary Efforts ## Primary Efforts
The development path for Reticulum is currently laid out in five distinct areas: *Comprehensibility*, *Universality*, *Functionality*, *Usability & Utility* and *Interfaceability*. Conceptualising the development of Reticulum into these areas serves to advance the implementation and work towards the Foundational Goals & Values of Reticulum. The development path for Reticulum is currently laid out in five distinct areas: *Comprehensibility*, *Universality*, *Functionality*, *Usability & Utility* and *Interfaceability*. Conceptualising the development of Reticulum into these areas serves to advance the implementation and work towards the Foundational Goals & Values of Reticulum.