Don't read too much into that. They did not say anything about the engineers. They talked about the articles - a good part of which is indeed panic-inducing. Wh

Don't read too much into that. They did not say anything about the engineers. They talked about the articles - a good part of which is indeed panic-inducing. Which is probably a good thing in itself - else it's hard to get people moving. And as you say - it's a great first step, a result. And it's results that matter. So, let's toast for the universal deployment of IPv6! And DNSSEC! :-) And IPv6 day is mostly not about getting everything onto IPv6. It's mainly about verifying that after lighting up IPv6 on the content side not too many eyeballs fall off the IPv4 truck due to unrelated brokenness (or that we can catch a significant portion of them). World IPv6 day is exactly a trophy game. The trophy is "no more fear of IPv6". A pretty damn good trophy in my book. Let's all go get it.