Re: Non-profit IP Registry

["Daryn D. Fisher" <oz () thoughtport net>]

 That is why:

" The Advisory Council is to act on behalf of the membership on all issues including, but not limited to:

 ¤ Registry goals
¤ Future funding
¤ Allocation policy guidelines
¤ Training
¤ Nominations for Advisory Council
¤ Database maintenance
¤ Registry procedures "

and:

"ARIN members will nominate candidates for the the Advisory Council."

This allows:

"The point has also been made that the management of the IP space should be put in the hands of those that depend on it - the users. Whether those users are ISPs, corporate entities, universities, etc., they should all play a role."


BTW, let's move this to the NAIPR list.


>	There is a VERY serious flaw in this plan.
>
>	The effective pricing drops with size. Yet the registry is 
>technically required to be stingy in its IP allocations.
>
>	Can you say "lawsuit"? I knew you could.
>
>	Imagine if ivory sold large bars and small bars and the small 
>bars were more cost effective. Then they would only sell you a small bar 
>because you wouldn't need the large bar for a few months, thus causing 
>you to pay more.
>
>	Think about it.
>
>	David Schwartz