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@@ -14,3 +14,4 @@ Clean and straightforward. Nodes should implement this. (Disagree with Voskuil's
 
 I also disagree with Voskuil's assessment: nodes have always ignored unknown messages. However, the reject message is of minimal utility and adds many strings to the protocol which are a common source of vulnerabilities and which wastes bandwidth with no clear gain. I recommend implementations do not implement this, or implement it only for transaction messages (which is the only case that I'm aware of anyone actually using it for something plausibly useful). --Greg Maxwell, 2017-03-14
 
+It is true that some implementations ignore message types that are not recognized. However it is not a protocol requirement to do so. A properly implemented node does not send messages to a peer that it knows the peer will not understand. Obtaining knowledge of what messages a peer can understand is the purpose of the version exchange. So it is not the case that nodes are actually **expected** to ignore messages that are incorrectly sent, it just happens to be the case that some do. --Eric Voskuil, 2017-03-15
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