Greetings to the list!
David, you incorrectly assume this is IPv4 thinking instead of what it
really is - a desire to streamline the process while providing reasonable
limits. It is true these limits were based on my own observations and
belief a maximum of a /28 initial allocation with _1 Million
Greetings to the List!
Thank you Tyler for your clarifications, though I am curious why /20 was
chosen and not /24 (16 million /48s) or even /28 (1 million /48s).
I wonder if stating an initial maximum allocation is really necessary. The
minimum allocation is a /32 (64 thousand /48s) according to
Greetings to the list!
In my personal opinion, I believe the waitlist does three things:
1. Ensures those awaiting IPv4 allocations are aware the resource pools are
exhausted.
2. Pushes the adoption of IPv6 as allocations are readily available.
3. Ensures there is a physical cost to those who dec
