With all the discussion about Coordinators... And I do realize this was
never about ID'ing Coordinators..
I have no issues if a list of regional coordinators was maintained on the
reflector. Listing States covered and an email.
I realize the system sends each coordinator an automatic email when requests
are made for their assigned area.. But as I have done over the years.. I
have changed ISP's or Careers and forgot to update my email with certain
systems..
What I also have found.. Is when someone asks me directly for an IP
Address.. And they know who I am . I usually get to work directly with them
on their station setup.. and or Gateway etc...
Just my 2 Cents..
Back to the portal.. Spending a few minutes looking over things..
Unfortunately IP requests and such are so rare I often forget how to until I
either spend some time re-learning or asking..
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seconded!
On 16-01-10 01:40 PM, Paul Lewis wrote:
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Thank you Brian for those kind words
and also for the work you do and your team in the background support
for the past 25+ years paul g4apl In message
<20160110145927.GA32116(a)UCSD.Edu>du>, Brian Kantor <Brian(a)UCSD.Edu>
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There seems to be some confusion here. The discussion was never
about verifying the identities of coordinators.
The original suggestion was that there was a way to bypass simple
address assignment by automating the process.
I explained at the time that the coordinators perform a valuable
service that can't be automated in any practical way.
In fact, many coordinators do far more than assign addresses - they
consult with users and provide assistance in getting their stations
on the net. Many of the people currently using AMPRNet would not
have been able to do so without the help of their local coordinator.
I think the coordinators, many of whom have been performing that
service for years, deserve a round of thanks from the community.
They certainly have my appreciation for their hard work and dedication.
- Brian
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