README.md: Explain that companion nodes do not repeat messages
This is a key difference compared to other systems and I see people asking this a lot. It is mentioned in the FAQ but let's make it more prominent in the README.
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## ⚡ Key Features
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## ⚡ Key Features
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* Multi-Hop Packet Routing – Devices can forward messages across multiple nodes, extending range beyond a single radio's reach. MeshCore supports up to a configurable number of hops to balance network efficiency and prevent excessive traffic.
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* Multi-Hop Packet Routing
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* Devices can forward messages across multiple nodes, extending range beyond a single radio's reach.
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* Supports up to a configurable number of hops to balance network efficiency and prevent excessive traffic.
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* Nodes use fixed roles where "Companion" nodes are not repeating messages at all to prevent adverse routing paths from being used.
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* Supports LoRa Radios – Works with Heltec, RAK Wireless, and other LoRa-based hardware.
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* Supports LoRa Radios – Works with Heltec, RAK Wireless, and other LoRa-based hardware.
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* Decentralized & Resilient – No central server or internet required; the network is self-healing.
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* Decentralized & Resilient – No central server or internet required; the network is self-healing.
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* Low Power Consumption – Ideal for battery-powered or solar-powered devices.
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* Low Power Consumption – Ideal for battery-powered or solar-powered devices.
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