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What's the purpose of so many channels? Are you some kind of uncle jim to a whole lot of smaller nodes that route through you to the wider network?
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Routing node indeed. It can be uncle Jim for incoming, but outgoing channels should have at least some traffic. I'll do spring cleaning once or twice a year to close channels I opened that don't move. I don't close incoming channels, unless offline for a long time.
Sounds like big enough brain to me.