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[address-policy-wg] Revision of Last /8 Allocation Criteria
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Jim Reid
jim at rfc1035.com
Mon Nov 16 14:12:48 CET 2015
> On 16 Nov 2015, at 11:42, David - ProfesionalHosting <david at profesionalhosting.es> wrote: > > While 100% implemented IPv6 on all ISPs will be many many years, as we are both ipv4 blocked and need more, we can not wait for this to happen. We can only buy at speculative prices. Tough. If you choose that approach to kludging around your IPv4 problems, the consequences of that decision are yours alone. There are other ways of making “better” use of your remaining IPv4 address space. Though they are also ugly. Get over it. Sorry. Your argument seems to be “I want to plunder the remaining IPv4 at the NCC because I don’t want to buy addreses on the secondary market”. Well, that’s simply not a good enough reason to change the current policy. That approach may well be good for you and your business but it’s not good for the community as a whole. Tragedy of the commons and all that…
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