Folks,
I'd like to note that this document seems to be going three major
aspects of the Internet and IPv6 architecture:
* The basic Internet architecture with its removal of extension headers
in the middle of the network.
* The addressing architecture -- where addresses are employED for means
other than those specified in RFC4291
* The processing of segment routing headers, with th PSP behaviour
specified in this document (as already noted by Brian Carpenter).
While it is always possible for documents to update or go against the
current architecture, I believe the community should discuss these
behaviors as such (changes to the architecture), and make an explicit
decision in this respect.
The implications and consequences of these changes should be carefully
analyzed, since the implications are non-trivial.
Thanks,
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Fernando Gont
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