Unlike the other poster, I'm not going to blame you for getting things wrong. It happens, we all were learning at one point. But I do think it's incredibly unre

Unlike the other poster, I'm not going to blame you for getting things wrong. It happens, we all were learning at one point. But I do think it's incredibly unreasonable to use a mistake you made as an argument against IPv6. This would be like if I rm -rf'ed my Linux box into oblivion when I was first learning and then avoided Linux after that because I had bad vibes about it. Sometimes you need to accept the L and not blame the tools.