Alain, Pier, all, Apologies for my late reply to Alain's question -- this thread got buried over vacation. I wasn't able to access Pier's document (I get a message claiming it doesn't exist). But I am really happy to see progress on this topic, and I am eager to read the draft. I think it's right to start with maybe a more technical (specific and accurate) draft, then refine and distill to reach something legible to policymakers and others. There may also be value in producing a more technical guide to this topic that can inform those who are interested, who have the background, but who may not know the domain-specific details that could be gathered from the RIPE brain trust. Thoughts? Cheers, Meredith On Wed, Jan 22, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Roland Perry < roland@internetpolicyagency.com> wrote:
In message <CANeNdNL1Vuegi9_HJpRSLNj-Rn4SC8kqX=Kv1jHNwwPu+Xrs9Q@ mail.gmail.com>, at 18:04:39 on Wed, 22 Jan 2014, Alain Van Gaever < avangaev@gmail.com> writes
Let me start by referring to a document Ofcom produced a while back:
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/internet/site-blocking.pdf
In case list subscribers are unaware, it is now the case that UK ISPs block access to Pirate Bay.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-17894176 -- Roland Perry
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