Hi Pekka,

> > My understanding of this entire discussion was that the "bit method"
> > was more along these lines:
> > 
> >     1. Addresses for which something stronger than Return 
> >      Routability is needed.
> > 
> >     2. Addresses for which Return Routability is sufficient.
> 
> It originally certainly was.  However, at least my thinking has
> evolved since then.  That is, it *may* be possible, perhaps, to
> solve the RR bidding down issue separately.  We still don't know.

What would be really useful for this discussion would be documentation
(preferable in the form of a Internet Draft).  Perhaps a problem
statement and/or requirements for this.  

I'm sure that it is because I am not sufficiently paranoid enough 
that I miss some of the more subtle parts of this current discussion.
(Being paranoid is not a bad thing, however).   Documentation
would probably be enlightening.

John
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