[arin-discuss] The joy of SWIPping

[Mike Berger]

I see what you mean about the brilliance thing.  It never occured to you 
that you could list
someone who WOULD take responsibility for the network even if they 
weren't the individual
to whom the IP address was assigned?  You're on the right track.  If you 
won't take responsibility
for your own network, hire someone that will.

Aaron Wendel wrote:
> Sure.
>
> Not everyone is as brilliant as you are so they need to hire people like me
> to run their networks for them.  That's how I pay for my car and house and
> all those porn subscriptions.
>
> If I told everyone who came to me who wasn't a network genius that they
> didn't deserve IP space because they couldn't respond to network issues then
> I'd just sit around with a jar of Vaseline wondering what to do with it....
>
> Sorry, been up for 48 hours straight.
>
> Bottom line.  I was mocking your statement because it, obviously, has no
> basis in reality.
>
> Aaron
>
>
>
>   
>> Actually, no.  Could you elaborate?  
>> I can't tell if you agree or are in 
>> favor of handing out addresses to anybody 
>> that asks without regard as to who they are and 
>> what they want to do with them.
>>
>> Anyone else notice how easy it is to tell on this list who runs a real
>> business and who doesn't?
>>
>>   
>>     
>>> Seems to me that maybe people who aren't ready, 
>>> willing, and able to respond to network issues
>>> surrounding the addresses they're using shouldn't 
>>> be given any IP addresses in the first place.
>>>     
>>>       
>
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