On Sun, Feb 23, 2014 at 8:32 PM, David Farmer <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'll note, that several people have advocated liberalizing transfer > policies for a while now. However, they have not also advocated the > accompanying restrictions that would be necessary on the allocation policy > side. I'll also note, that at this point it may be to late for this type > of radical change. I don't think it is too late. Perhaps the rule should say something to this effect: expire the rule after exhaustion? o Make the anti-flip language state that the waiting period will automatically be reduced to 3 months; following 6 months, after which ARIN continuously no longer has the free resources available to satisfy any resource allocation request of /22 or more addresses, that would be accepted if the resources were available. -- -JH
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