On 2021-09-19 12:54 p.m., David Farmer via ARIN-PPML wrote:
So, currently end-users don't have access to SWIP, so how do you know
they don't have good uses for it? Probably not good enough to pay more,
but if it didn't cost more would they find uses for it? It is pretty
easy to imagine it could be useful for multijurisdictional end-users to
SWIP their offices in different states and countries, and I'm fairly
sure there are other uses as well.
Also, take my WISP or small ISP example, from earlier in the thread, if
there is a pricing differential on whether or not they SWIP or not, then
you create a financial disincentive for them to SWIP the one or two
customers they might have that justify SWIPing. So then, they either
skirt or break the rules, or even worse, they don't serve those
customers because that would upset their delicate financial model.
Wow, stopped into the office to catch up on work, and 252 new list
messages, don't have to time to fully read everyone's opinions, but do
want to pull this into it's won separate topic.
The state of 'SWIP' is terrible enough as it is, with companies hiding
behind everything from GDPR to 'cdn' designation, to knowing that
complaints to ARIN about broken 'rwhois' servers resulting in little
action (knowing I have reported many, that years later are not actioned)
Now, if pricing is higher based on whether a company offers SWIP, this
will be a SERIOUS discouragement of doing so. It's bad enough that many
operators who hold the highest counts of spammers and other threat
actors, actually seek out providers that do NOT offer SWIP or rwhois, in
order to keep their anonymity to better perform their actions.
If ANYTHING, fee schedules should be LESS to the operators that invest
in the systems and infrastructures to offer SWIP or 'rwhois'. Fees
should be HIGHER for those that have inaccurate WHOIS data, including
POC's and redirects to non-functioning 'rwhois' servers.
My Two Bits..
-- Michael --
PS, use some of the new fees to go after more strongly those that are
taking advantage of the systems.. I once stated we need a 'public'
facing tracking system of reports regarding bad operators who don't
update their ARIN data, so the public can see how long they have been
operating without proper information, and the progress ARIN is making to
deal with these operators.
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