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ON-001
ON-001 requires stronger public records confirming its legal identity, network resources, services, ownership, and leadership before it can be treated as a complete infrastructure record.
AFPUB-2009-v4-001 implemented the final-/8 allocation formula
On 6 March 2009, AFRINIC recorded AFPUB-2009-v4-001 as implemented while the ICANN Board ratified the same
Osage Nation
Public internet-number registry, RDAP, WHOIS, or routing evidence connects Osage Nation to internet-number resources; current affiliation, public responsibility, and responsibility boundary still require independent verification.
AFRINIC implemented AFPUB-2005-v4-001 as its regional IPv4 allocation rule
On 17 May 2006, a dense allocation manual became the practical interface between an African Local Internet Registry
The Three-Month Cure: What AFRINIC Draft 5 Did—and Did Not—Authorise
on 21 October 2017 as `AFPUB-2016-GEN-001-DRAFT-05`, the proposal remained Under Discussion. It described
Draft 7 offered six months, but did not clearly offer a cure
On 6 April 2019, AFRINIC published Version 7.0 of its Internet Number Resources Review proposal, AFPUB-2016-GEN-001
A /48 for local networks—and a subsidy with no named payer
-001 tried to solve a precise access problem with a technically disciplined IPv6 offer. Its unresolved question was not the size of the address block, but who would finance the special path and on
When an audit becomes a claim to power: AFRINIC’s first resource-review draft
On 18 May 2016, four authors published a proposal for AFRINIC to audit the number-resource records of its members. The administrative premise was serious: a registry cannot keep a dependable ledger if it cannot test stale, contradictory or false information
AFRINIC called the ASN amendment implemented before it became global policy
-001 a crisp implementation date: 26 May 2010. The wider record is less tidy. A contemporaneous AFRINIC-12 presentation said the proposal had passed in every region but had not yet formally moved from the NRO Executive Council to the ASO Address
AFPUB-2007-GEN-001 cut the allocation and assignment planning horizon from two years to one
AFRINIC’s 2007 change looked like a simple adjustment to a forecast period. In operation, however, the difference