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Re: Independent space from ARIN
From: Bradley Dunn <bradley () dunn org>
Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2003 13:28:54 -0700
bdragon () gweep net wrote:
God no, as can be seen with the DNS, free-market leads directly to hoarding by those who have the resources, because it is considered an investment in a cornered market.
I guess opportunity cost doesn't factor in to your analysis?
It leads directly to a tragedy of the commons where 90% of the resources get sucked up by 10% of the companies, and those who need address space get extorted.
Whether or not what you describe would happen, it's certainly not a tragedy of the commons. Google should help clear up your confusion.
Bradley
Current thread:
- Re: Independent space from ARIN, (continued)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Brandon Ross (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Andrea Abrahamsen (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Hank Nussbacher (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Eric Brunner-Williams in Portland Maine (Apr 15)
- RE: Independent space from ARIN Robert Blayzor (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Stephen Sprunk (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Bradley Dunn (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN bdragon (Apr 15)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Dan Hollis (Apr 15)
- RE: Independent space from ARIN Mark Borchers (Apr 15)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Bradley Dunn (Apr 15)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Jeff McAdams (Apr 14)
- RE: Independent space from ARIN Brandon Ross (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Valdis . Kletnieks (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Brandon Ross (Apr 14)
- RE: Independent space from ARIN Dave Israel (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN Yakov Rekhter (Apr 14)
- Re: Independent space from ARIN bmanning (Apr 14)