Key disclosure request/response scheme used as traffic amplifier

I just realized something important here:

If we go ahead with some sort of key disclosure/request
protocol, there's one issue we definately need to solve:
traffic amplification.

A 60-byte query can not be allowed to lead to a 600-byte
response. Not for something installed on every router
on the net.

Easy solution 1: send large queries. 
Let routers only copy disclosures until the packet is
full.  Note issues with bulk signing here; one ready-to-go
blob is no longer enough. Maybe several is doable. Yuck.

Easy solution 2: move to TCP. Also solves possible
future size problems. 

Comments?

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