[ppml] 2005-1 or its logical successor

[Bill Woodcock]

    > > > - preexisting IPv4 deployment should qualify you for IPv6 assignment.
    > > 
    > > Yes. Why do people need IPv6 addresses? To deploy a network.
    > > How do they prove that they will deploy a network? Show
    > > that they have already done so using v4 addresses.
    > 
    > I agree. I do not think it should be the only requirement (v6 only deployments
    > should count too !).

Yes, of course...  I didn't mean that to sound exclusive.  The idea was 
that you could do your justification entirely based upon IPv6 use/need, or 
you could bootstrap into it by demonstrating prior use of IPv4.  One 
suggestion was that case, IPv6 assignments could be scaled to how much 
IPv4 space was being advertized, since that's much easier to verify than 
use-claims, but I think the consensus was that that was too much of an 
unfair compounding of previous-generation early-adopter advantage, so 
number of sites was a better metric.

                                -Bill