> We will shortly be providing a "list of number resources with no valid > POC" > for those who desire it (per the current bulk Whois policy.) > > > If you can put an annotation into a whois records for a POC, > > saying explicity that you can't get ahold of this person, then it > would > > seem to me to be a rather trivial matter of programming to transplant > > a very similar sort of annotation into each and every IP block or AS > > record that has that same specific POC record as one of its > associated > > POC records, either Admin, or Technical, or whatever. > > Also a nice idea, and one that I've taken as a formal suggestion for > improvement. >
Those two things would be enough for me for the numbers covered by agreement, the legacy issue is a tougher nut. There should be some sort of requirement that any network being announced have a valid point of contact. Whose jurisdiction that would fall under for a global Internet beats me.