Funding - what about the second year?
John LeRoy Crain
John.Crain at RIPE.NET
Tue Feb 18 02:32:13 EST 1997
Jon Lewis <jlewis at inorganic5.fdt.net> writes:
* On Mon, 17 Feb 1997, Justin W. Newton wrote:
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* That would mean organizations that get address space in the first year of
* ARIN get the shaft, and those that grow to that size later pay less for
* it. Is it really reasonable to expect those that are allotted space in the
* first year to subsidize the creation of ARIN?
That depends totally on the reason for lowering the price. If it's because
ARIN wildly overbudgeted for year one, based on the data they have now,
then I agree. If it's because of market forces, i.e. it becomes fashionable
to be an ARIN Member, then I disagree.
I think 99% of the contributors would just be glad that the service becomes
cheaper. If the ARIN people have their figures correct then it's not
guaranteed that it will.
John Crain
RIPE NCC
These opinions are mine,
you want some get your own.
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