Re: [sidr] New Version Notification for draft-ymbk-sidr-transfer-00.txt

Stephen Kent <kent@bbn.com> Tue, 14 July 2015 13:46 UTC

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Randy,

What I meant to imply is that:
      - because the entity transferring the space knows whether it is is use
      - and because asserting that it isn't, when it is, will adversely 
affect users
         affiliated with that entity
     - therefore the entity in question is motivated to get it right
     - but, in the worst case, the damage is limited to users who could be
       screwed my the same entity due to other careless/erroneous behavior

Steve

>> In the TAO proposal the entity relinquishing the address space is
>> presumed to know, and to declare the transfer accordingly. That seems
>> to be the simplest approach, and if that entity screws up, its users
>> are impacted.
> and this is the ietf, so who gives a damn about the users?  right.
>
> randy
>