2012? That is 6 years after the IAB workshop in AMS, and
        almost 20 years (depending on how you count) since the
        events that resulted in the IPNg process. That said,
        implementations, if they don't start before the specs
        reach RFC status, will require something like another two
        more years to develop hardware, plus whatever it takes to do
        software development, dev testing, field testing, ...Now
        you're talking something (conservatively) like 2015-2018.

And let's be realistic here, implementation experience *always* results in spec changes. I have never seen it otherwise.

That is, if the there is any traction to a proposal. There are cases of no spec changes for things no one had implemented, but that means the technology is irrelevant.

Dino


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