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</head><body text="#485663"><span>Angela Dall'Ara wrote on 06/03/2023
10:43:</span><br>
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<span lang="EN-GB">As per the RIPE Policy Development Process (PDP),
the purpose of
this four-week
Discussion Phase is to discuss the proposal and provide feedback
to the
proposer. </span><br>
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two issues:<br>
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- I can't work out what the proposed new section 7 is saying. <br>
- there are a bunch of problematic edge cases associated with section 5.
E.g. what happens if an IXP has a /23 and has 254 IP addresses used
after 1Y? They will be obliged to downgrade to a /24, according to the
current text. Also I don't know what a special circumstance is.<br>
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The problems in section 5 can be fixed easily, but it depends on how the
authors want to handle assignment upgrades / renumberings. I'd suggest
either dropping the 1Y utilisation requirement to e.g. 40%, or else that
if you reach e.g. 80% current usage, you qualify to receive an
assignment of 2x the current, up to /22. Those figures are plucked out
of the air btw. The point with them is that they are not 50%, which is
obviously a magic number when the natural increase of assignment size
would be to double the size of the block.<br>
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Nick<br>
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