[arin-discuss] Legacy RSA

[Terri Kelley]

I second what Steve has said here.

I am also new to the list and I am a tech guy not a politician and  
have no desire
to be one. This one discussion if you will has come close to creating  
a arin spam
folder or just removing myself.

There is probably a need for this type of thing but like Steve, I  
think a "politics"
list would be very appropriate. I would still like to see the arin  
info that is sent
out here but if it involves politics then anyone wanting to respond  
should go to
the politics discussion to debate it out. So both groups would be  
served and
neither would be left out of the loop.

Terri Kelley
Farm to Market Broadband
Network Engineer


On Nov 9, 2007, at 6:02 PM, Steve Bertrand wrote:

> I can understand why so many people want to leave the list. I am a
> newcomer, attempting to become somewhat of a good 'net citizen in
> regards to appropriate use of my resources, and to generally gain
> knowledge so I can be a respectable piece of the Internet's next  
> generation.
>
> I'm thankful that I'm an operator and not a politician. The only time
> I've ever known anyone to have so much time to dig up dirt on  
> others is
> in politics. What a waste of production time.
>
> As it has already been pointed out, Section 9.2 of the Member Mailing
> List AUP is here:
>
> http://www.arin.net/policy/nrpm.html#nine2
>
> If anything, for sanity sakes, at least propose a solution to what you
> think is wrong instead of a blanket 'get rid of the board and the AC'
> with a boat load of crap to go with it.
>
> Whether someone is a criminal, has been accused of being a criminal or
> was a criminal, if they can adequately suit the needs of the people  
> they
> are serving, why judge them on that. Cast the first stone.
>
> It is claimed that ARIN is wasting money because there is no  
> benefit to
> the community they serve (WRT spending on travel for trade shows).
> However, there has been no documentation to the contrary that states
> their spending on attendance to these trade shows has had a negative
> impact either.
>
> My .02. I don't care anymore. I thought that monitoring these lists
> would actually provide some benefit to myself, the organization that I
> work for and most importantly the continuance of decent policy into  
> the
> future.
>
> On a side, but related note, if IP related policy is ever proposed  
> that
> does not involve those who have at least some operational/engineering
> relevance, than I oppose of it right off the hop.
>
> I propose a policy that moves political discussion and accusations  
> that
> have nothing to do with the basic fundamentals ARIN represents to
> something like:
>
> arin-politics at arin.net
>
> Steve
>
>
>
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