I have recently (within the last year) joined AAISP, and I am in agreement with you on this. One thing it does show to me is that, even though the site was mad

I have recently (within the last year) joined AAISP, and I am in agreement with you on this. One thing it does show to me is that, even though the site was made available by Cloudflare only recently, my ISP has already acknowledged and responded to the post. Given that they have explained the situation, what it means, and that they are actively looking into it. The trust they built up with me since I started with them, means that I do trust that they are looking into this. BGP as a whole does need a solution, and this may be one of a few ways to achieve this. I am glad they are not rushing their solution so that my connection stays online while I have to stay isolated. On the flip side, I do agree that some ISPs will drag their feet, and try to ignore everything for the sake of "money" or "can't be bothered" types of excuses. These are the ones that really should be pushed hard against to make the changes that are required. - I am just glad AAISP isn't one of them.