Re: [At-Large] IP addresses, was Who is At-Large, anyway?

Izumi AIZU wrote:

However, I think it still remains within "public interest" where collective interest of users matters so that ALAC should have say. ie, we do not want to see uneven distribution policies of remaining IPv4 among ISPs, or NIRs or even among RIRs that may cause grey or black market.

You are right , Izumi. This actually also applies to IPv6 space. Given the RIRs have different policies for allocating IP ranges, we may actually see companies starting shopping around the world to find the most favourable policy to get what they want. Best, -- Patrick Vande Walle Chairman Internet Society Luxembourg