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John Curran wrote:<br>> > Under this philosophical approach, what would ARIN's responsibilities<br>> >be with respect to an organization which files no SWIP's and runs no<br>> > rwhois service?<br><br>Ted responded:<br>> My $0.02 is that the current obligations are nothing. (assuming the org<br>> never again requests more numbering)<br><br>"No obligation" might mean not accepting requests to change POC data,<br>or update ip6.arpa records, or maintaining their PPML subscription, or<br>honoring their vote for Board and AC, or maintaining the uniqueness of<br>their allocation, or retaining their WHOIS entry. How far should ARIN <br>not go?<br><br>Lee<br></div></div>
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