Hi, On Thu, Dec 03, 2015 at 08:33:22PM +0100, Lu Heng wrote: > Yes, for old folks here, things seems obvious, but I believe we still need > to have next generation people here to participate the discussion, if we do > not understand where we ware coming from, how we understand the way to > develop future?
I do not think that this is particularily relevant here. The status
"we have plenty of IPv4 but need to ensure fairness between different
ISPs' customers" will not come back - and IPv6 is significantly different
that not much can be learned by IPv4's restrictive policies.
If you have a specific question, you're welcome to ask.
But generic "what if... and can you remember the good old times?" stuff
are just noise to most of the participants of the list - so, discuss this
at a beer with others who are interested, but not here.
> As I have explained in my last Email, understanding of some key element in
> our past policy will help us going future with our current policy
> development.
Not in this vagueness.
Gert Doering
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