On 25-Sep-15 14:33, Steven Ryerse wrote:
> Stephen Sprunk on Friday, September 25, 2015 3:26:
>> On 25-Sep-15 12:48, Steven Ryerse wrote: >>> It is time to fix this inequity
>> and removing needs tests would be
>>> a big help to small organizations who rea
e, feel free to suggest changes.
If your complaint is actually that the minimum block size is not small
enough, that is an entirely different problem from needs testing.
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them, which makes the (IPv4) scarcity problem
even worse than it already is. That benefits speculators at the expense
of those who actually need resources.
You appear to be arguing against your stated interests.
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Stephen Sprunk "God does not play dice." --Albert Einstein
IMHO, addresses should come from the registry for the region in which
they're used, with exceptions for "incidental" use, e.g. out-of-region
usage is smaller than would justify the respective region's minimum
direct allocation/assignment size. I _think_ this is what staff has
be
rd isn't obligated to listen to input;
if they had a record of abusing their discretion, though, it would be
our responsibility to replace them.
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Stephen Sprunk "God does not play dice." --Albert Einstein
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community's interests for Staff to be making such decisions of their own
discretion (unless we have explicitly said so, as in Section 12), nor do
we want to put Staff in the position of having to defend such when
challenged. We owe them clear guidelines that they can implement
impartiall
chnical policy. To understand it,
"follow the money."
There is a substantial difference in the fees between the groups today,
so the group that pays lower fees (i.e. end users) will resist any
attempt to merge them with the group that pays higher fees (i.e. ISPs/LIRs).
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language in the RSA. ARIN hasn't used it much/any to date except in
cases of suspected fraud, which IMHO is a dereliction of its duty, but
it _has_ been used. Therefore, any proposal to "begin" using it would
be moot.
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