[ppml] Address Space versus Routing Slots

[Owen DeLong]

>   - If the goal is to make PI available to pretty much everyone with
> zero or very little cost, the only even half-reasonable approach seems
> to be geographical allocation, with all of its warts and issues.  At
> least that gives some hope of serious aggregation down the road, and
> if aggregated, minimizes sites' TE abuse of DFZ.
>
Pekka,
  Aggregation is NOT the solution.  The need for aggregation is proof
that we have failed to develop a scalable routing architecture.  Why
are so many people determined to preserve this failure? It makes no
sense to me.  Why not look for a scalable routing solution that can
be depolyed without requiring aggregation?

Owen

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