Ayyasamy, Senthilkumar (UMKC-Student) writes on 10/15/2003 6:37 AM:
This is FUD. To my knowledge, your assertions have been clarified
by nixi folks. https://ssl.cpsr.org/pipermail/india-gii/2003-June/004357.html
you mean
(in fact...i can dare to add here that none of the connecting ISP's has
raised an issue on the multilateral peering clause...on the contrary some
ISP' want that..)..so there...
Yeah, sure. *Some* ISPs want mandatory multilateral, I'm sure.
I agree with you that some of nixi exchange policies are not good. But,
they also dropped other dangerous policies ( e.g., nixi acting as a govt mandated transit provider.) Also, in nixi case, exchange policies are set
by/to/for Indian ISPs (represented in nixi committee.) So, rather than throwing clich�s, you should participate in their mailing list and convince them with constructive feedback.
Man, a lot of us have given them our opinions, you know that. If they ask us (or better still, ask someone with clue like Bill Woodcock et al) then great. If they go on dancing to their own tune, very well then.
The other "ideas" were dropped after a lot of hard work on several people's part.
srs