[ppml] Policy Proposal: Resource Reclamation Incentives
Owen DeLong
owen at delong.com
Tue Jul 3 11:20:11 EDT 2007
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> >> - Turn in your existing bucket of disjoint small netblocks for >> one large, aggregateable netblock. > > Hmmm... Thought experiment. > Entity A has acquired 300 class C address blocks. None of these are > used > at all, just acquired. Entity A goes to ARIN and turns in their 300 > class C's in return for a /16 which is 256 /24 equivalents, > therefore it > is less than their original hoard. Now Entity A markets itself to > organizations who are concerned about the pending IPv4 shortage. They > manage to rake in 6 figures for their shell company and the buyer > gets a > /16 to use. Sale is timed to close shortly after the buyer gets their > next ARIN allocation. > Obviously this could only occur if Entity A does not have to fully > justify their space. Currently the wording of the policy does allow > for > this loophole. > While it's true that my proposal does not close this loophole, I'll point out that the existing 4.6 and 4.7 actually allow this person to get a /15 to sell instead of a /16, so, I still think that the proposal is an improvement over the current state. Not one of your arguments against my proposal has mentioned a flaw that is not already present in existing policy. As such, I think that my proposal is still an improvement over existing policy. Owen
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