[address-policy-wg] Easy to remember IP-address

> Gennady, are you trying to say that Google doensn't know the best
> marketing techniques?      

If you refer to this page
http://code.google.com/speed/public-dns/
it appears that Google's service is free. Not much marketing is needed
to offer a free service.

> P.S: Google has chosen for their DNS-service an easy to remember
> 8.8.8.8 address ;-)

Wrong! Google did not *CHOOSE* that address. Instead they negotiated
with Level 3 Communications who had been allocated that address range
by ARIN.

I suggest that you do the same. Find a memorable address that has
already
been allocated and negotiate with the company to use it for your DNS 
service. In fact, I suggest that you investigate 8.9.9.9 and 8.9.10.11
because I know for a fact that the company who has been allocated those
addresses, is willing to consider a deal.

I don't think that RIPE should change its policy to accomodate this type

of request, and I don't think that RIPE should accept requests for 
specific non-allocated addresses.

--Michael Dillon