APNIC policy process: survive the 18-month filter
The 2026 APNIC Fellowship requires an 18-month commitment. Learn why technical merit alone fails without clear operational justification in policy drafts.
The 2026 APNIC Fellowship requires an 18-month commitment. Learn why technical merit alone fails without clear operational justification in policy drafts.
With IPv6 traffic hitting 50.10%, the IPv8 proposal is an architectural dead end. We must optimize existing stacks, not chase vaporware.
At APNIC 61, chairs debated prop164. See why a /36 block might fracture routing tables for millions of users tomorrow.
ARIN proposal ARIN-prop-339, published 8 Jan 2025, closes a logical gap in NRPM Section 2.4 by finally defining the Internet Service Provider.
One LIR held 21 allocations by manipulating accounts, proving RIPE proposal 2010-02 failed to ensure fair competition.