Here we go with just calling me a complainer again. Ok, let me try again, If you are sure that your use of one IP per Host is justifiable, then you should have no problem getting an exception approved. Nothing in the existing policy indicates that it will be difficult to get exceptions. This is your suggestion that it will be hard, without even testing the waters. Neither Alec nor I have said that policy change should be considered, and I am specificly asking you for suggestions.
Ok lets come up with some suggested wording.
The ARIN meetings are listed on the WWW site, in fairly large letters even. Emailing is fine, but if this is important to you, you will probably find that if you show up in person, it is quicker and easier to explain your point of view, and it is much less of a problem to reach consensus on issues. Posting to the list back in march would have been better, as your input would have been heard before the agenda items was reached. However since there is a meeting coming up and obviously interest, I'm sure that this will be covered. Policy making requires some level of meetings, as at least, for IP addressing, mailing list discussions are not sufficient.