[ppml] Policy Proposal -- Eliminate Lame Server policy
Edward Lewis
Ed.Lewis at neustar.biz
Wed Sep 12 08:05:03 EDT 2007
At 15:39 -0700 9/11/07, Owen DeLong wrote:
>Operational concerns about routing and DNS are, in my opinion outside
>of that scope and only serve to muddy the waters of good number
>resource policy.
I've decided that I'm against the proposal because it is a
bureaucratic step to fix a bureaucratic issue in response to a report
of an operational issue. I think operational issues trump
bureaucratic issues.
The premise of the proposal is sound, there's no argument from me
that, considered in a vacuum, the proposal cleans up a messy issue in
the NRPM. In 2005 I used the existence of 2002-1 and 2003-5 as
examples why there was a need to have a mechanism to provide
operational input to ARIN.
However I think trying to make sure we have a clean running process
for policies is not as important as making sure the Internet benefits
(operationally) by ARIN's presence. I'd support a movement of the
lame delegation directions in to some formal, stable and binding ARIN
document from where they now reside. But I won't support removing
the home they have now until there is a new place for the lame
delegation directions that membership achieved consensus on in
response to the operational issue caused.
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