Yes it is. We have run out of ipv4 addresses, CGNATs cause problems with self-hosting, ipv4 allocations are not fair and are driving up the cost of infrastruct

Yes it is. We have run out of ipv4 addresses, CGNATs cause problems with self-hosting, ipv4 allocations are not fair and are driving up the cost of infrastructure/access. Particularly problematic in developing Countries. Security is not an argument, ipv6 firewalls have existed for a long period now. If we want to make the internet to scale then we need to encourage the use of ipv6.