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[AFRINIC-rpd] IPv4 Address Allocation and Assignment proposal
sm+afrinic at elandsys.com
sm+afrinic at elandsys.com
Tue Jan 22 23:02:12 UTC 2013
Hi Andrew,
At 14:40 22-01-2013, Andrew Alston wrote:
>I have to say your comments inline having read through them do
>nothing to actually endear my support for this policy. They
>indicate what I think has been highlighted time and again on this
>list in the last few weeks, the requirements to get IP space from
>AfriNIC at the moment are complex and difficult and rigorous. There
>have been multiple people who have commented that perhaps a
>loosening of the reigns is necessary and a change in existing policy
>is necessary to increase the current burn rate. What this policy
>does is take everything that is negative about the current policy,
>duplicate it into a more modern policy and add more negative aspects.
I'll comment below.
>Just because its in current policy does NOT mean that its
>necessarily sane and is no justification for using it in a new,
>draconian, complex and dangerous policy that could have extremely
>dangerous implications
Yes.
The proposal is not about the current policy being sane. The text in
the proposal is a starting point. You have highlighted that the
requirements to get IPv4 address space is difficult and
rigorous. One alternative is to come up a proposal to decrease the
hurdles. This means reviewing what's there now (which you have been
doing) and suggesting text changes. I am not suggesting keeping the
negative aspects.
Regards,
S. Moonesamy
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