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Leo Vegoda

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Leo has been involved with the management of Internet Number Resources at ISPs, the RIPE NCC, and in ICANN's IANA team. He now runs a small business providing bespoke services to a number of Internet-space organizations. He is currently co-chairs the Address Policy WG and chairs the Code of Conduct TF.

More Next Steps in IPv6 Policy Work

More Next Steps in IPv6 Policy Work

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The RIPE Address Policy Working Group is organising interim sessions to plan IPv6 policy discussions at RIPE 86 in Rotterdam. The purpose of these sessions is not to develop policy proposals. It is to define desired policy outcomes and set priorities.

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Next Steps in IPv6 Policy Work

Next Steps in IPv6 Policy Work

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The RIPE Address Policy Working Group is organising interim sessions to plan IPv6 policy discussions at RIPE 86 in Rotterdam. The purpose of these sessions is not to develop policy proposals. It is to define desired policy outcomes and set priorities.

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IPv6 Policy Is a Community Self-Governance Success Story

IPv6 Policy Is a Community Self-Governance Success Story

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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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RIPE Code of Conduct Process

RIPE Code of Conduct Process

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A Code of Conduct Task Force (CoC TF) was formed to update RIPE’s Code of Conduct and supporting processes following discussion at RIPE 80. Consensus on the first of three documents (RIPE Code of Conduct) was reached late last year, and we have since been working on the second document, which outli…

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virtualUKNOF March 2022 Event Report

virtualUKNOF March 2022 Event Report

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virtualUKNOF took place on 1 March 2022. Looking back at lessons learnt from hybrid industry events over the past year, the panel explored the technical, social, and organisational impact of enabling people to participate in events together both online or in person.

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