if you want the full unadulterated text with all the
details, click on
the link that reads "Draft RIPE Document". It is
longer than a
screenful, but it is the text and nothing but the text
Joao
PS: I would be eurocrazy the day I am happy with the EU
ruling on what
you can take as hand luggage on airplanes. Try to find that
one, if
you can.
On 11 Jun 2008, at 14:01, Randy Bush wrote:
> Joao Damas wrote:
>> click on the link in Filiz email. It takes you to a
page, where after
>> a table with miscellaneous bureaucratic info you
come across a
>> section by the name of "Summary of
proposal", taking much, much less
>> than a screenful. The details, just below the
summary, take about a
>> screenful.
>
> thanks. that was what i meant by <bleep>
>
>> Summary of Proposal:
>>
>> This proposal outlines a framework to migrate
previously allocated
>> IPv4 resources from one Local Internet Registry
(LIR) to another LIR
>> within the RIPE NCC Service Region.
>
> as it says nothing about what is actually being
proposed. this is
> followed by
>
>> Draft Policy Text
>>
>> New Text
>>
>> After receiving feedback on the first version of
the proposal during
>> the initial discussion phase, the policy text is
edited and the
>> changes that are proposed can be seen on the
drafted policy document.
>> (see "Draft RIPE Document" above).
>
> which also says nothing. this is followed by
>
>> Rationale:
>
> which gives the pros and cons of the invisible
proposal.
>
> perhaps you did not actually follow the url before
recommending it?
> or
> you are sufficiently inured to eurocrazy that this
actually looks
> like a
> proposal to you.
>
> randy
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