too many routes
Sean M. Doran
smd at clock.org
Fri Sep 12 04:15:20 UTC 1997
"Kent W. England" <kwe at geo.net> writes:
> But you didn't actually do it then.
Ok, true.
> And the reason they started noticing it later was because
> only then did you actually implement the filters, without
> further notice, instead of much earlier. The surprise was
> due to the fact that you did it without further notice
> and not the fact that you did it.
Hey, people should take notes when I rant.
However you're right and as I said a long time ago it
probably would have been helpful to try to coordinate
things a little better.
On the other hand, the unilateral action completely
eliminated any argument that there was collusion between
Sprint, MCI and the rest, which maybe was a good thing at
the time.
That people still yell about this is sort-of funny.
Do you think people would be screaming less about
allocation policies if I had been doing a count-down
between the final warning and the actual implementation?
(That's an actual question with obvious future operational
impact rather than a rhetorical point. Really.)
Sean.
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