[arin-ppml] Advisory Council Meeting Results - January 2011

Matthew Kaufman matthew at matthew.at
Fri Feb 4 01:31:11 EST 2011


On 2/3/2011 7:34 PM, Bill Darte wrote:
>
> Bill,
>
> So in the case of PP 130 for example.  The PP was abandoned because it 
> didn't conform to the communities principle of needs-based assignments.
> And, that was the stated reason.
>

IMHO, PP 129 doesn't confirm to needs-based assignment and dismissing it 
for that reason is reasonable... but PP 130 simply *reserves* space for 
future needs-based assignment, and doesn't change the needs basis for 
the actual assignments under it at all. Furthermore, it makes "needs 
based" assignment more reasonable for organizations that come with a 
genuine need but "too late" for the existing reserved transition space.
>
>
> A paragraph to say that would be no clearer, nor would it make the 
> author feel any better.
>

In this case the author doesn't particularly care whether it is one 
sentence or a long-winded explanation, but thinks that for one of them 
(130) the analysis may be a bit off.

However, given the icy reaction to 130 on the list, it doesn't make 
sense to waste everyone's email inbox space with the petition process.

Matthew Kaufman

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