<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">I'm against for this proposal with same
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<br><font size=2 face="sans-serif">Hyunseog Ryu<br>
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Email. hryu@norlight.com<br>
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<p><font size=1 face="sans-serif">09/12/2007 09:07 AM</font>
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<td><font size=1 face="sans-serif">Re: [ppml] Policy Proposal -- Eliminate
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<br><font size=2><tt>I oppose the proposal. Argument on why follows:<br>
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Recent PPML discussion has called attention to the<br>
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fact that lame DNS delegations are more an operational<br>
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issue than one of policy. As such, the existing lame<br>
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delegation policy should be removed from the NRPM<br>
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to remove the resultant confusion. This is not meant<br>
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to prevent ARIN staff from taking reasonable action<br>
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WRT DNS operational issues related to resources issued<br>
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by ARIN, but, such action can be covered by staff<br>
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operational guidelines and is not within the scope<br>
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of Address Policy.<br>
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The point of having policy documents which are public, is not to inform
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ARIN staff what they're<br>
allowed to do, but to inform recipients of ARIN-provided services what
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*they're* allowed to do.<br>
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It is important that Section 7 remain part of the policy document for <br>
this reason, more than anything<br>
else.<br>
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Without explicit rules governing expected behaviour, the problem space
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can only be expected<br>
to mushroom. Why this would likely happen, includes scofflaws, lazy <br>
administrators, as well as<br>
"bad actors", the latter of which are dwarfed in volume by the
first two.<br>
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Anything which increases the potential workload for enforcement, <br>
regardless of intent, is a big<br>
step backwards.<br>
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And *that* is why I oppose the proposal.<br>
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Brian Dickson<br>
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