[arin-ppml] The annual limit on total maintenance fees for legacy number resources under the ARIN fee schedule

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I think some resource holders have avoided even signing the LRSA because 
doing so gives them something "Free", and who does not like "Free".

I often wonder if those who do this are also the leaders in the avoid IPv6 
movement, since IPv6 major adoption ends their free lunch.

Albert Erdmann
Network Administrator
Paradise On Line Inc.

On Wed, 13 Apr 2022, Noah wrote:

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> On Wed, 13 Apr 2022, 08:18 Jo Rhett, <geek at jorhett.com> wrote:
>       On Apr 8, 2022, at 11:40 PM, Owen DeLong via ARIN-PPML <arin-ppml at arin.net> wrote:
>             the contractual language in the LRSA referred to a maximum increase in the amount paid under the LRSA of $25/year. Admittedly, this language
>             was removed from later versions of the LRSA and
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> Owen, I like you. I know you are smart and kind and ... but seriously? 25 years later, lets argue once again that the legacy resource holders with their special
> contracts just aren't special enough?  Pardon me while I slam my head into the desk repeatedly, wondering why this pain remains two and half decades later.
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> Sign the damn RSA please and stop this crap. Those of us with real morals signed the RSA back when it first started, and didn't wait around and argue nonsense
> about privilege for years until ARIN was forced to make a contract to make us feel special.
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> This is a reasonable advice.
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>       You got 25 years of special rights, is that not enough?
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> You got that right :-)
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> Sign the RSA. The same RSA anyone else signs.
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> Yap....
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> Cheers
> Noah
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