NATSHEL_ANTI_SHARING

The change in the AVR recovery versus normal user experience is seen through a governance comparison.

One month after a campus’s governance was opened, the long-overdue export bandwidth that shared it had been resold has apparently fallen, and the late peak video of Katon’s normal user has declined. The key is “recovering” rather than “punishment”: when bandwidth returns to reasonable distribution, the fairness of the holster charge increases, more users are willing to pay for higher bandwidth, and operating income is more stable.