[lir-wg] Discussion about RIPE-261
Hank Nussbacher hank at att.net.il
Mon May 26 11:38:03 CEST 2003
At 01:29 AM 26-05-03 -0700, Michel Py wrote: > > Needless to say, your numbers do not seem to take in any > > socio-economic factors. Assigning a /12 to North America > > as well as to Northern Africa and India might make > > socialistic sense as well as being "politically correct", > > but from a reality standpoint, it just don't fly. > >It's politically impossible to assign socio-economic factors such as >wealth. Who am I to pick a number and decide that Ethiopia gets 16 times >less addresses that the US? If it is true that in the short term it >would work, this would generate endless debates, which is why I picked >that an Ethiopian gets the same number of IP addresses than an American. So don't assign wealth. Use some number that has direct influence on IPv6 usage. Among the possibilities: - # of computer per capita - # of cellphones per capita - % of homes with electricity - % of homes with phone/cable - % of of homes with more than 5 electrical appliances Each would have a direct bearing on IPv6 usage. Pick any of the above or all of the above. -Hank
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