[ripe-167] Impressions brought from Moscow meeting
Andrew Stesin stesin at gu.net
Wed Feb 18 16:29:08 CET 1998
Hello all, On Wed, 18 Feb 1998, Igor Romanenko wrote: [...] > 1. The process of creating the new RIR should be suspended since it's not > obvious what will be created and why. > 2. Another document should be issued with much more solid motivation > (if you have it) and the document should clearly state how the intended > process of transition would work, what region will be served, etc. > 3. The new document should be discussed then. That's exactly what I was proposing. Thanks to you Igor for better formal explanation. > If all you've said during this discussion w.r.t. your intentions holds true, > then you should clearly see this approach as advantegeous. Yes, this approach *is* advantageous! I beleive that the very best intentions were the only background of ripe-167; but this fact remained unclear and unexplained in details. The latter approach will allow to make everything clear, explained and obvious -- thus better probability of painless adoption of the proposal by the community. [...] > The discussion surely _will_ continue to infinity if you do not have > well-motivated, well-argumented proposals with clearly stated purpose > and with support from the majority of LIRs situated in every country/territory > you want to serve. If you cannot get support - do not include the territory. > If your motivation is not accepted by the community you want to serve - > you have wrong motivation. Yes, that's it. It would be nice to hear comments on this last paragraph of Igor's notes from other readers of the list -- I think either Igor's approach is correct here, or I have a fundamentally wrong understanding of the decision process in RIPE. Thanks in advanse. > Would you like to start _practical_ work > without clear understanding of the tasks you want to carry out, > without clear understanding of whom do you serve and what are advantages > of being served by you? If so, then the professional level of the new > RIR (or RIPE NCC Office in Moscow for that matter) would seem to be... low. [... a question to Alexei Platonov: ...] > So, in a nutshell, you want to say the following: > "I am serving some 50 LIRs now for free. I want to get money for my service. > Currently my service is bad but as you pay me money, it will become > more appropriate. Take my word for it. Now, since I want to establish > the RIR, I need to indicate the region. I'm serving several LIRs from abroad > Russia, so let the region be FSU. And no, I do not have good arguments for > why the RIR should be created except we need money badly to increase the > level of service. But see guys - I'm honest! Take my vows for it!" > > Right? It looks like this is pretty close to truth... comments? Best regards, Andrew Stesin nic-hdl: ST73-RIPE
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