clarify terminology: epoch length vs period

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Sergei Tikhomirov 2024-08-30 09:45:05 +02:00
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Contract parameters and their RECOMMENDED values for the initial mainnet deployment are as follows:
| Parameter | Symbol | Value | Units |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------- | -------------------- |
| Epoch length | `epoch` | `10` | minutes |
| Maximum total rate limit of all memberships in the tree | `R_{max}` | `160000` | messages per `epoch` |
| Minimum rate limit of one membership | `r_{min}` | `20` | messages per `epoch` |
| Maximum rate limit of one membership | `r_{max}` | `600` | messages per `epoch` |
| Membership price for `1` message per epoch | `p_u` | `0.05` | `USD` |
| Membership expiration term | `T` | `180` | days |
| Membership grace period | `G` | `30` | days |
| Accepted tokens | | `DAI` | |
| Parameter | Symbol | Value | Units |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------- | ------------------ |
| Epoch length | `t_{ep}` | `600` | seconds |
| Maximum total rate limit of all memberships in the tree | `R_{max}` | `160000` | messages per epoch |
| Minimum rate limit of one membership | `r_{min}` | `20` | messages per epoch |
| Maximum rate limit of one membership | `r_{max}` | `600` | messages per epoch |
| Membership price for `1` message per epoch | `p_u` | `0.05` | `USD` |
| Membership expiration term | `T` | `180` | days |
| Membership grace period | `G` | `30` | days |
| Accepted tokens | | `DAI` | |
The pricing function SHOULD be linear in the rate limit per epoch.
Note: epoch length means the same as `period` as defined in [17/WAKU2-RLN-RELAY](https://github.com/vacp2p/rfc-index/blob/main/waku/standards/core/17/rln-relay.md).
This specification uses the term "epoch length" instead of "period" to avoid confusion with "grace period".
## Membership lifecycle
Any existing membership MUST always be in exactly one of the following states: