> Do not play with BGP. Well, okay. Don't touch it. It ain't broken. I don't think there's anything wrong with showing people who are not network experts how

> Do not play with BGP. Well, okay. Don't touch it. It ain't broken. I don't think there's anything wrong with showing people who are not network experts how easy it is to (believably) route things into nirvana. I guess the effects of fake routes being propagated could have been a lot worse than this. Why not promote some discussion and thought around BGP and friends? Maybe we can come up with something more resistant.