[ppml] IPv4 Soft Landing -DiscussionandSupport/Non-SupportRequested
Michael Thomas - Mathbox
mike at mathbox.com
Fri Oct 5 17:52:12 EDT 2007
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> Then why are you on this mailing list? The purpose of the PPML list is > to discuss the rules so that is why there is so much discussion of > rules. This is as it should be. Michael, I am on the list and remain on the list, because: 1. I am a dues paying member. Got the rule book, the card, and every thing needed... 2. It seems obvious to me that the list needs balance and I think it is my duty as a member to provide that balance. 3. I think some of the proposed rules are simply not needed, not going to accomplish the stated task, and not useful except as a barricade 4. I believe that it is the duty of ARIN to manage internet number resources. I believe ARIN gets the authority to do that through common consensus and only through common consensus, because the alternative would be chaos. 5. I do not believe ARIN should be involved in routing policy (meaning aggregation). That does not mean that I think that ARIN should not plan around aggregation. Aggregation is a technical issue not a poilcy issue and should not impact any ARIN policy. 6. I think that I can provide IP services to my customers and save them the hassle of getting and managing their own block of IP addresses. I also firmly believe that anyone, including your customers and mine should be able to request and be allocated an IP block with no more document resources (figuratively) than are required to register a vehicle. I believe that plunking down $100 and identity should get you an IP block. Finding someone to route an IP block is block owner's problem. If owner is willing to pay enough, someone will route it. So Michael, why are you on this list? Michael Thomas Mathbox 978-683-6718 1-877-MATHBOX (Toll Free)
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