[ppml] question on 2006-2 v6 internal microallocation

>  where is the "global" routing table defined? 

See below.

> is that a universally
>  agreed on definition?  answeringthese questions will help answer
>  your questions.

If nobody objects to the following definition or suggests
changes to the wording to make it fit better, then the
following is a universally agreed definition of the
"global routing table".

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The Global Routing Table refers to the set of all 
prefixes (address blocks) announced in the default-free
zone of the public Internet via BGP4. Theoretically,
the routing table in a peering router of any member
of the default-free zone will consist of the "Global
Routing Table" plus the more detailed local routes which
are only found in that member's network.
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If anyone can say it better or more accurately, please
contribute.

--Michael Dillon