Re: max_standby_delay considered harmful

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> Based on that, I don't know that there's really much user-seen behaviour
> between the two, except in 'oddball' situations, where there's a time
> skew between the servers, or a large lag, etc, in which case I think

Certainly that one particular case can be solved by making the
servers be in time sync a prereq for HS working (in the traditional way).
And by "prereq" I mean a "user beware" documentation warning.

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