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<p>Responsibility of requesting entities is what I meant, Mark.
Please do not attempt to declare anything on my behalf.</p>
<p>If an applicant knows the community sees in realtime, he/she is
less likely to put in phony stuff that just wastes the
hostmasters' time and increases the time taken to process legit
requests.</p>
<p>Dewole.<br>
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On 07/11/2016 16:53, Dewole Ajao wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Once a week is good. ARIN has a daily issued feed but that's a bit
different from what I'm suggesting.
I agree the actual allocated/assigned ranges need not be disclosed; I do
however think that sharing the names of (applicant) organizations will
help with responsibility and possibly reduce the occurrence of phony
applications (if there have been any).
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Isn't that basically declaring you don't trust AFRINIC staff to do the
right thing?
What I tend to hear (happened twice today) is that the Hostmasters are
so strict - its extremely difficult to get things done (according to the
entities moaning at me).
I therefore trust the Hostmasters - they are doing the right thing.
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Dewole.
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<pre wrap="">Interesting. I think though a once-a-week stats figure would be
sufficient - perhaps with a projected end date?
I've seen that before somewhere....
AFRINIC should not give out the names of the organisations receiving the
address space or the actual ranges themselves though.
On 07/11/2016 16:29, Dewole Ajao wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dear Community,
I was wondering if anyone else thinks it would be useful to see
weekly/daily details (in human readable format) of new applications and
approvals for Internet number resources perhaps as a weekly/daily email
from AFRINIC to this (or the members) list.
Given increased depletion rates, I think having these details in
(almost) real-time will increase the community's awareness rather than
rely solely on the biannual statistical updates (which in any case do
not contain details of who is making attempts to acquire number
resources). I think the Org Name, Country, Type and size of resource
requested/approved would be even more useful than the resource type/size
and country data already available in delegation stats at
<a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="ftp://ftp.afrinic.net/pub/stats/afrinic/">ftp://ftp.afrinic.net/pub/stats/afrinic/</a>
This would be purely operational and a community value addition so it
should not require a new policy, right?
Regards,
Dewole Ajao.
(in my capacity as a community member)
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