Charles U. Farley@flowb Perhaps the answer is that everybody on the planet is entitled to an IPv6 /48 and the right to run servers with a minimum of 100MiB without any filtering and if you can’t provide that you don’t get to use any right-of-ways. And you’re not allowed to offer any services beyond IP connectivity. Which means probably municipal Internet for all.
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