ARIN 38 Daily Recap 1

ARIN 38 Daily Recap 1 [Archived]

By Jennifer Bly

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The ARIN 38 Public Policy and Members Meeting in Dallas, Texas has begun. We’ve already had several interesting policy discussions with more on the way tomorrow. If you missed it, here’s a recap of what happened today and quick look at what you’re tweeting.

A Newcomer Orientation kicked off the program on Wednesday afternoon. First time meeting attendees learned more about what to expect over the next couple of days. Thursday morning the day began with a warm welcome from ARIN’s President and CEO and then a staff Policy Implementation and Experience Report.  Then the Advisory Council Chair presented on-docket proposals, which included the following six policies for today:

In addition to policy discussions, we also had two reports, one an overview of Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)  activities and another on the Number Resource Organization (NRO) Number Council.  During lunch attendees had the option to discuss ongoing topics of interest ranging from how can we expand ARIN diversity and participation to how inter-RIR transfers are working.  For the first time, we also held a women’s networking lunch for attendees to connect with one another and share common experiences.  In the afternoon, we heard speeches from ARIN election candidates as the polls opened.  If your organization is an ARIN member, and you are the voting contact, be sure to cast your ballot in the NRO NC, Board, and Advisory Council elections.

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After candidate speeches, AC members not running for reelection – Cathy Aronson, Milton Mueller, and Kevin Blumberg were recognized for their many years of service on the Advisory Council.  Board member, Vint Cerf, also not seeking reelection, received a standing ovation for his outstanding contributions to the ARIN community as member and chairman of the ARIN Board.

Throughout the meeting we’ve been tweeting with the hashtag #ARIN38 and hope you will too.  Here’s a sample of what you’ve been saying so far:

The day concluded with an open microphone session for anyone to speak up on any topic.  If you’d like to refer to anything you’ve heard today, today’s slide decks are already available and in the next few days the meeting webcast archives, transcripts, and summary notes will be posted as well. Please plan on returning again tomorrow morning for more great sessions starting at 9 AM CDT whether you’re with us in the Lone Star State in person or you’re in the comfort of your own living room via remote participation online.

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