[rpd] Withdrawal of Soft Landing SD Proposal

[Ismail Settenda]

Dear all,

I herald the efforts of the authors of the soft landing SD proposal and
commend you on listening to the request of the members/community.

I would further like to urge the authors of IPv4 Soft Landing-BIS proposal
to adopt into or update their proposal to include the amendments from IPv4
Soft Landing SD.

I personally agreed with both however pushing a dual agenda seemed to
distract us from the danger of the depletion of these resources and is
therefore detracting us from the objective of implementing a contemporary
soft landing policy.

Best regards

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On 31 May 2017 at 13:21, Douglas Onyango <ondouglas at gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear PDWG members,
> Following today's session, we the authors of the Soft Landing SD Proposal
> have decided to withdraw it.
>
> While we feel strongly about the justification for updating the
> Softlanding Policy, we feel that given the current v4 trend at AFRINIC, our
> efforts could be moot by the next meeting.
>
> Should members of the community feel that there are provision in this
> proposal that merit further use-- including in the IPv4 Soft Landing-BIS
> Proposal -- we welcome you to borrow.
>
> We would also like to clarify that when we first drafted this proposal we
> didn't set out to create a second/competing proposal. Our actions were
> premised on the knowledge that discussions between the two proposals
> updating the Softlanding Policy at the time had reached an impasse, and
> that no substantive replacements had been put forward.
>
>
> Regards,
>
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