Try next server flag?

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I just finished up with a wonderful experience where
card.freenode.netbecame a steaming pile of crap.
I'm not really active on freenode as of late so I didn't notice how many
time or how often I was lagging out, By the time I fixed the problem I was
banned from almost every channel on the network.

Two things:
 1. Why doesn't /reconnect have a -next or -cycle?
 2. Why aren't there any heuristics for server where if I'm dropped X times
in a hour it's probably a bad server and we need to try another. Or at
least every say 3 reconnects try another server.

Thank you for your time.

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<div dir=3D"ltr"><div><div><div><div><div>I just finished up with a wonderf=
ul experience where <a href=3D"http://card.freenode.net">card.freenode.net<=
/a> became a steaming pile of crap.<br></div>I&#39;m not really active on f=
reenode as of late so I didn&#39;t notice how many time or how often I was =
lagging out, By the time I fixed the problem I was banned from almost every=
 channel on the network.<br>

<br></div>Two things:<br></div>=C2=A01. Why doesn&#39;t /reconnect have a -=
next or -cycle?<br></div>=C2=A02. Why aren&#39;t there any heuristics for s=
erver where if I&#39;m dropped X times in a hour it&#39;s probably a bad se=
rver and we need to try another. Or at least every say 3 reconnects try ano=
ther server.<br>

<br></div>Thank you for your time.<br></div>

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