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Subject: [Bloat] test servers on IXP fabric vs BCP194.
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Hi, I was watching https://ripe88.ripe.net/archives/video/1394/
Slide 15 references FCC's DA-18-710.

I didn't understand why anyone would feel the need to advertise the IXP
fabric space downstream.  It is convenient, particularly for BCP38 filtering,
if it doesn't need to be treated in a special way, but then slide 15 came up.
Oh. I see why this matters.

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