Re: ASN draft

Tony Bates <Tony.Bates@mci.net> Tue, 07 February 1995 19:30 UTC

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I was planning to try to walk some of Bills comments but this whole
mail thread seems to have said nothing worthy of any change to the
draft as I see it. Thus far, Bill is the only one at issue with
anything and he seems to be at issue with the whole wolrd as well, so
much of this is lost. There is great confusion here with allocation,
registration and routing registries in all of this and his view of the
world is certainly one I don't share. Unless I hear something (or
Yakov as chair feels we need to do more on this) I dont plan to change
any of it. 

			--Tony.