Tony,
This would be a good outline for an information RFC giving the status
of CIDR deployment. CIDR deployment status is an important issue for
the Internet. It is not well understood outside of the NANOG, IEPG,
CIDRD community (which are all the same people anyway). With the move
to discourage portable addresses, CIDR deployment directly affects a
large body of users who don't understand the issues or the broader
picture. These users might be less inclined toward accusations that
users are taking the brunt of the changes and twoard conspiracy
theories if the bigger CIDR deploymnent picture was more clearly
presented to them.
Curtis
Curtis,
This would be a good outline for an information RFC giving the status
of CIDR deployment. CIDR deployment status is an important issue for
the Internet. It is not well understood outside of the NANOG, IEPG,
CIDRD community (which are all the same people anyway). With the move
to discourage portable addresses, CIDR deployment directly affects a
large body of users who don't understand the issues or the broader
picture. These users might be less inclined toward accusations that
users are taking the brunt of the changes and twoard conspiracy
theories if the bigger CIDR deploymnent picture was more clearly
presented to them.
Thank you, yes I agree. I would very much like to see a volunteer
step forward and write such a document. They are welcome to the
"outline" and I'll forgo any credit for it. 
Tony