The email suggests that a certain level of automation is incorporated into the system, which retries transactions that are rejected from the mempool without any manual intervention. This automatic retry occurs at the onset of the next block, with an expectation that the transaction will eventually be funded using a confirmed input, assuming such inputs are available.

The email further conveys hope that all LN implementations will adopt a similar strategy of persistence, attempting various input sets until a transaction succeeds. Additionally, it reflects on the practice of batching operations, indicating that there should be a shift away from this approach when confirmation times lag. Instead, it advises individual transaction attempts to improve the chances of successful confirmations within an acceptable timeframe.

This approach emphasizes resilience and adaptability within the LN framework, ensuring transactions have multiple opportunities to be processed, thereby increasing efficiency and reliability of the network. It also hints at the need for LN implementations to be dynamic, responding to the state of the blockchain to optimize transaction processing, rather than relying on fixed strategies that may not perform well under all network conditions.