Wow, that article had a misleading headline. The revelation: "Well over half of [the University of the Free State's] web traffic was served via IPv6 after its n

Wow, that article had a misleading headline. The revelation: "Well over half of [the University of the Free State's] web traffic was served via IPv6 after its network was dual stacked with IPv6." The University's deputy director of system administration described himself as "shocked," hence the word choice, but I think seeing more IPv6 traffic than you expected is an experience that probably falls far short of shocking. I thought the story might have been about IPv6 use revealing some kind of political insight or something like that.