Nah, as protocol the IPv6 is fine. What is not fine is the real-world implementations. ISPs that give you a /64 subnet? ISPs that insist, that with IPv6 you mu

Nah, as protocol the IPv6 is fine. What is not fine is the real-world implementations. ISPs that give you a /64 subnet? ISPs that insist, that with IPv6 you must use their CPE as a router, where you have almost zero control? ISPs that give you /56, but prefix delegation on the router they force on you is broken? There's so much brokenness, that even as a IPv6 fan, I keep my IPv4 addresses. And if it means DS-Lite or IPv4, then IPv4 is it.