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IPv6 Policy Is a Community Self-Governance Success Story

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Leo Vegoda

Based in Los Angeles

IPv6 policy has gone through many refinements since it was first adopted by the RIRs 20 years ago. Is it time for a more significant change? Join the RIPE Address Policy Working Group in conversation on the next phase of IPv6 policy.

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