Suggestion from Piet Beertema

		A "*di" tag may ever have been proposed, but I don't see
		it in any of the RIPE templates.
	Just have a look at document "ripe-w02" chapter 2.1 (RIPE
	Databases; R. Blokzijl <k13 at nikhef.nl>; 28 August, 1990)
Yep, you're right, the field is there; but the description
is "IP addresses of networks in this domain". Now, how could
this information possibly be useful in determining network
service providers for a domain??? Unless of course you go
through a chain of queries for each network found in a given
domain and finding its *co or *n[io] field. Especially now,
with the need to assign multiple class C numbers instead of
a class B number to large organisations, this doesn't seem
very practical to me in determining the service provider(s)
for a given domain and building access lists from it.
Furthermore, a practical problem is that domain entries are
often submitted as a block by the registrar of the top (or
next higher) domain; and for the registrar IP addresses in
a domain are irrelevant information. By contrast, information
about service providers *is* relevant information, if only
in conjunction with setting up MX records, which often point
to hosts of service providers and therefore require the
permission of those service providers. In other words: you
can't see putting information in the RIPE database separate
from the practical issue of gathering the information and
of the relevance of that information.


	Piet