[ppml] ARIN Outreach to Legacy Holders

Leo Bicknell wrote:
> In a message written on Thu, Jul 05, 2007 at 11:31:33PM -0400, Keith W. Hare wrote:
>> I've been the technical point of contact for our IPv4 /24 address for
>> some time.  I don't ever remember seeing anything from ARIN asking us to
>> sign an RSA and pay a yearly fee.  So, I've refused to respond to an
>> invitation I haven't received.
>>
>> I went to the ARIN web site to see what I would have to do to sign an
>> RSA for our IPv4 /24.  I don't immediately see anything that says "If
>> you are a legacy address holder, this is what you do..."  So, I've
>> refused to follow a process that isn't visible.
> 
> Keith makes an interesting point.  Should ARIN create a web page
> clearly linked off the home page with instructions on how to sign
> an RSA and become a Member for legacy holders?  They could then
> mass-mail all of the legacy holders with the web page.
> 
> For all of our attempts to do things with policy, is one of the right
> things to do to get the community behind a suggestion that ARIN attempt
> some very direct outreach to the legacy holders?

I think such a page and then spamming the legacy holders with the
information might be worthwhile.

As ARIN would then be spamming them anyway with this information, an
additional incentive, like the one proposed by Owen DeLong might be a
good idea to spam along, also raising IPv6 awareness to them.

One could also go propose a "Sign IPv4 RSA for legacy space at 50% of
normal fees when also getting IPv6 space (under RSA+normal
fees+justification)" option.

Nevertheless, a good information page about legacy space, what it is in
the first place and how to easily get an RSA signed for it, might be
very worthwhile.

Greets,
 Jeroen

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