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Re: FCFS and prior use
- Date: Sun, 22 Dec 1996 18:22:44 -0800 (PST)
- From: durrell@innocence.com (Bryant Durrell)
- Subject: Re: FCFS and prior use
Karl Denninger writes:
> > I'd be interested in seeing some explanation for, and discussion
> > of, the reason the first come/first served is necessarily the assignment
> > scheme that must be used.
>
> Because you recognized the over 100 existing cases in which that assertion
> is currently operative (COM/NET/ORG/EDU/ISO-codes)
Huh? Are you *really* asserting that if someone came along and wanted
to run -- I don't know, any ISO code that isn't currently used by the
country in question -- the IANA would let them run it? I think the ISO
country codes are anything *but* first come first served. They're
reserved for the countries themselves to dispose of.
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