Hi Sebastien. As you say, when you (and some other) talk about "the small" or "the large" organization, what do you mean? Let's say there are a LIR with 100,000 IPv4 addresses with a turnover of 10,000 euros per year and a profit of 5,000 euros and an organization with 254 IPv4 addresses with a turnover of 1 million euros per year, and a loss of 100,000 euros at the end of the year. Which of them is small and which is big? Before talking about small and large organizations, you need criteria by which you will evaluate them and the possibility of collecting such information. Let's, stop this idea until we can't answer this question.
Hi all
Some thoughts:
So if we continue with "one LIR, one fee" the fee will need to increase to something like 1800 EUR per year, and more in the following years, if I understood the slides correctly. A negligible amount of money for lots of LIRs, but too much for the smallest orgs. There is no guarantee that this increase will be accepted by the membership.
It seems difficult to improve upon the category-based model proposed last year. Better try an APNIC-like model.
Someone proposed to make categories based on company size. I like the idea, it's closer to the spirit of a non-profit association. The problem is how to determine company size in a fully automated way.
With kind regards, Sebastien Brossier
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