[AfriNIC-rpd] Definitions of LIR versus End User

[Jackson Muthili]

> So, in our world, where our students are not customers but an inherent part
> of our identity, it becomes easier to argue that a university is not an LIR.
> However, as Duncan Martin has pointed out, nobody would be debating the
> definitions if it wasn't for fees...

Hello Guy, your world does not exist. Your students are your
customers. They pay a lot of money to receive education at your
university. If they did not pay, they will not be there, nor receive
that internet access.

Your world is fallacy and non existent.

cheers
JM

> - Guy
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