Hi,
"is this verified some time after the resources are allocated?"
This is something i would like to know.
My point was that unanimity is extremely difficult, and the universe for
that unanimity with RIPE/RIPE NCC members is extremely huge.
Carlos
On Mon, 20 Jun 2022, Ronald F. Gui
In message ,
=?ISO-8859-15?Q?Carlos_Fria=E7as?= wrote:
>The RIPE NCC Service Region spans over 70+ economies.
>
>In fact it spans over the whole planet when someone from outside the
>service region details some plans to use IP addresses mostly within the
>service region -- is this verified som
So perhaps the first hurdle to change anything is understanding that
RIPE/RIPE NCC <> EU, despite the fact the RIPE NCC must abide by the laws
of ONE of EU's member countries.
I fixed that for you:
So perhaps the first hurdle to change anything is understanding that
RIPE/RIPE NCC <> EU, despite
Hi,
The RIPE NCC Service Region spans over 70+ economies.
In fact it spans over the whole planet when someone from outside the
service region details some plans to use IP addresses mostly within the
service region -- is this verified some time after the resources are
allocated?
So perhaps
Hi,
On Sun, Jun 19, 2022 at 11:20:51PM -0700, Ronald F. Guilmette wrote:
> Just a brief point. I previously noted here that RIPE's rules requiring
> unanimity or near unanimity in order to declare "consensus" with respect
> to any given proposal has recently been recognized, by some EU politician
Just a brief point. I previously noted here that RIPE's rules requiring
unanimity or near unanimity in order to declare "consensus" with respect
to any given proposal has recently been recognized, by some EU politicians
at least, as being a material impediment to forward movement on various
issues
