[rpd] Publication of Information (Draft-2) - AFPUB-2021-GEN-001-DRAFT02

[Cheken Chetty]

Hi Jordi, all,
Thank you for the response on the previous thread Jordi, I still feel like
there's a similarity with this proposal and the other as an attempt to
breach the privacy of the resource members. Forcing members to come forward
with their business when AFRINIC is just there to manage resources and not
act with authority is not promoting openness and transparency within the
Community."
Regards.

On Fri, 12 Nov 2021, 19:26 JORDI PALET MARTINEZ via RPD, <rpd at afrinic.net>
wrote:

> Hi Gaby, all,
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> According to existing policies in the CPM, you ask for resources based on
> justified need.
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> If the justified need is not for an “immediate use” (1 year seems
> reasonable, 2 years may be too much already), then there is no sense that
> you request those resources in advance, or in fact probably AFRINIC will
> not allocate them and tell you “come back when you’re ready”.
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> I will understand that a LIR that is deploying a big network with no
> customers yet, will request a smaller prefix and may be, in the case of
> IPv6, suggest to AFRINIC that they reserve some contiguos space for the
> next request. Actually this is already the practice in all the RIRs (sparce
> allocation).
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> Note also that the policy text provides a way to avoid the publication if
> justified, or to delay it. So if there is a bussiness that really requires
> having all the resources up-front, AFRINIC agree on that (following the
> CPM), and it requires more time and can’t be disclosed to protect the
> business, it is a very valid justification.
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> Regarding the rewording of my last paragraph, may be a language problem
> not being native speaker, I fail to see what is not clear, and I believe
> that the staff understood it correctly looking at the IA of the previous
> version: https://www.afrinic.net/policy/proposals/2021-gen-001-d1#impact
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> What I’m saying is that in every first “2 years anyversary” of each
> resourse allocation the policy is “executed” and the summary provided and
> if agreed, published. Also, I’m stating that the implementation may be
> phased (slow start) by the staff in such way that there is no need to hire
> more resources. This is needed because otherwise when the policy is
> initially implemented there is a high demand of human resources to take
> over “all” those that already surpassed the 2 years.
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> I’m not sure to understand your last point.
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> Regards,
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> Jordi
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> @jordipalet
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> El 12/11/21 11:41, "Gaby Giner" <gabyginernetwork at gmail.com> escribió:
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> Hi Jordi, hi everybody,
>
> Thanks for a quite insightful proposal. However, this type of proactive
> action (and the details/parameters that you gave) may not translate well
> into reality.
>
> Transparency and fairness are important values ofc, given that we operate
> behind the screen. My concern with the policy would be the parameters that
> you gave. Do you have a solid statistical basis that says in 2 years, a
> probable business that asked for resources from AFRINIC would be able to
> establish their business properly without adverse effects if ever AFRINIC
> should do as it says in the policy proposal?
>
> Secondly, your last paragraph:
> *"This policy shall be implemented in such a way that all the resources
> allocated/assigned for over 2 years, will be chronologically warned,
> allowing the staff to process the possible responses of “non-disclosure”
> without requiring extra human resources."*
> I'm having trouble understanding this in context with the other content in
> the proposal. Maybe a rewrite is in order.
>
> Finally, for the first paragraph, I would suggest that it should be
> rewritten. On the whole, while transparency is good, I think the execution
> should be considered carefully.
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>
> Sincerely, Gaby.
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