[ppml] ARIN IP conservation and FREE IP Addresses

> I don't propose ARIN increase its revenues.  If we charged per IP as
> opposed to the current tier structure, the vast majority of ARIN members
> would see their fees go down.
> 
> (Perhaps a small flat fee, say $500/yr, plus a per-IP fee.  That covers
> the fixed cost of dealing with an org in terms of billing and contracts,
> their "free" membership, etc.)

this would make it even more blatantly obvious that arin is renting
integers, not charging for services.

randy