Of course my view is biased, being from Germany and talking a lot to US people (both in the forty to fifty percent area). I just wanted to point that that “no-one uses IPv6” is not accurate anymore in the present decade. Sure, there are countries like Bhutan and Austria, but even there “no-one uses IPv6” is no longer true. > I am not expecting to receive plug and play IPv6 > anytime soon. That may shape your personal perspective, but that is a bit of a minority view in many countries now. (Which doesn’t mean the constituency is somehow unimportant.) It will be a couple more years (but not that much longer) until IPv4-only service feels like analog cellular. Unfortunately, we don’t have spectrum reclamation as a force to finally root it out. Grüße, Carsten
