Gert Doering wrote on 21/05/2025 11:44:
That said, maybe we need to work on the criteria, if legitimate use
cases find it hard to argue for a /28 or /27.

this is the core problem. As it stands, the proposal deals with the /29 -> /28 case, but doesn't deal with /28 -> /27, or /27 -> /26, and so on. I.e. shifting the bit by one position papers over potential problems with the current allocation policies rather than solving any of them.


Nick
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