FW: Odd...?

Michael Dillon[SMTP:michael at priori.net] wrote:
@On Sun, 2 Nov 1997, Jim Fleming wrote:
@
@> Does it strike you as "odd" that there
@> are almost no e-mail addresses on the
@> ARIN web site
@
@Not at all. Things are just getting started and there are lots of minor
@details that need to be worked on as is usual in any new organization. I'm
@quite content to have my email address listed in a mailto: URL even though
@I know it will mean more SPAM in my mailbox from web scrapers.
@
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@Senior Systems Architect            fax: +1-650-482-2844
@PRIORI NETWORKS, INC.              http://www.priori.net
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You might also want to have your http://www.priori.net
web site as a hyperlink. That is good advertising. All
of the ISPs going to the ARIN page looking for info on
IP addresses will be able to hop over to check out your
company.

It might also be good to have a summary of the various
IP blocks allocated to each person listed on the ARIN
site. This will help to show people that the people
running ARIN have worked their way up through the
system and have acheived certain levels of allocations.

This is sort of like "Amway" multi-level-marketing. You
could give names like "diamond", "gold", "silver", etc.
to the various levels. Next to each person could be an
indication of what level they have acheived. A /8 could
be the highest for now, but there will be at least two
more levels for people that move to IPv8.


Jim Fleming
Unir Corporation
IBC, Tortola, BVI