Response to NOI from NTIA on DNA
Jay R. Ashworth
jra at scfn.thpl.lib.fl.us
Thu Jul 10 13:49:15 UTC 1997
You wrote:
> Hello Mr. Ashworth - As you've seen on the NANOG Web pages, an Acceptable
> Use Policy was established for the mailing list at the June 1997 Tampa
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> advance for your cooperation.
I guess I _am_ the only one who thinks that the government sticking
it's nose into how we run our networks is more important than minor
squabbles on whether Rickard's measurement methodologies are sound, or
not.
It's worthy of note that, on this not exactly low traffic mailing list,
I _posted_ a request first, and only got one reply in 24 hours: Dave Crocker,
saying "sure, go ahead".
Whatever.
Cheers,
-- jra
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