IPv6 was enabled about 6 months ago in my area by my ISP. I noticed it was on about a week after they enabled it because I saw funny IPv6 networks I didn’t reco

IPv6 was enabled about 6 months ago in my area by my ISP. I noticed it was on about a week after they enabled it because I saw funny IPv6 networks I didn’t recognize in a log somewhere. I doubt this national ISP would turn on IPv6 like this without any notification if they were concerned it would cause “consumer pain and no consumer gain”. No pain here, and I’m hosting IPv6 only sites I can easily access from my mobile (with native IPv6) for fun. Is it possible your ISP’s IPv6 network was problematic? I’m not sure how you can draw the conclusion that “IPv6 has been a failure” given evidence it’s live, in public, serving its purpose. The world has not exploded.