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   Hello Terry,   
      
   On Wednesday December 04 2019 10:46, you wrote to me:   
      
    TR> Here is an example of why IPv6 is taking so long to implement with   
    TR> ISP's in Australia, I beleive it is really growing fast on 5G which is   
    TR> all new equipment. This ISP would probably be the 4th biggest here.   
      
    TR> https://www.itnews.com.au/news/aussie-broadband-pauses-ipv6-trial-due-   
    TR> to- cisco-bug-534851   
      
   It could be an interesting add-on for the IPv6 excuse bingo:   
      
   https://ipv6bingo.com/   (Pres refresh fo a new set of excuses)   
      
   But what it really illustrates is a reversal of cause and effect. Everone   
   tries to write perfect software, but we all know that bugfree software is   
   utopia. Some of these bugs emerge in the test fase but unfortunatley it is   
   unavoidable that some ony emerge in in the field. That these bugs only emerge   
   NOW is because the ISPs have been dragging their feet for all these years.   
   They should have started a decade ago and then all these child diseases would   
   have been ironed out five years ago...   
      
   Using it as an excuse for further delay is a lame excuse.   
      
      
   Cheers, Michiel   
      
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