[ppml] Definition of "Existing Known ISP"

> In general, if you are assigning /32s to customer utilization, but,
not
> to independently routed segments (e.g. you have a bunch of customers
> on the same server each assigned a /32), then, no, you don't meet
> ARIN's definition of an ISP.

This is news to me. 

Since when does ARIN tell ISPs what their business model must be? I
thought that ARIN's policies required an org to give "technical
justification" for IP address assignments and that SSL webhosting counts
as a technical justification. Where does the policy prohibit assigning
addresses to customers on the same server?

--Michael Dillon