[address-policy-wg] Re: [ppml] Is the time for conservation over?

Leo and all,

  I also am in agreement with Leo on this point as well.  IPv8 is already
in significant deployment asia and elsewhere and is in some folks
opinion, though I am sure not Michael's, a superior IP Protocol to
IPv6, which has known Privacy problems.

Leo Bicknell wrote:

> In a message written on Mon, Oct 27, 2003 at 01:54:45PM +0000, Michael.Dillon at radianz.com wrote:
> > Therefore, I believe that all the RIRs should jointly do some research
> > to establish a prudent date at which IPv6 will be considered to have
> > reached critical mass so that there will be a significant migration of
> > users from IPv4 to IPv6. Once we set our sights on this date we should
>
> I am going to strongly disagree on this point at this time.  We
> don't know that there will /ever/ be a strong migration of users
> to IPv6.  IPv6 may yet flop completely, be replaced by IPv8 or
> something before it ever reaches full deployment, or even always
> live side by side with IPv4.
>
> Even if we assume everything migrates to IPv6, I see no reason why
> we should change IPv4 policy at all.  First, if people are migrating
> IPv4 policy becomes irrevelant anyway.  Second, if the IPv4 policy
> is hinderng things we should fix it in IPv6 policy to more quickly
> encourage cut over.
>
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