1. Perhaps it seems too much now, but if we're taking the time to migrate our global network to a new standard, we might as well get a ton of addresses out of i

1. Perhaps it seems too much now, but if we're taking the time to migrate our global network to a new standard, we might as well get a ton of addresses out of it for many years to come. 2. Why are you reading it? Networking addresses do NOT need some special UI / UX interface. For most users, they are never going to see it. 3. Neat, but that's not really a point. If you find yourself setting time limits on about everything in life, well let's just say you're boxing yourself in for failure. Over the past 20 years we've seen the explosion of growth in devices, networking, and communication. It comes with no shock (to experts and experienced technical people alike) that it's taking a long time to switch over. There isn't some magical "press this button for everyone to be IPv6" FYI.