On Why NRS Exists
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Number Resource Society
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Internet number registries began as coordination bodies, but IPv4 scarcity made addresses economically valuable operating assets.
When organizations depend on those assets for network continuity, opaque registry decisions can become direct business risk.
NRS uses this argument to explain why resource holders need transparent governance, accountable policy processes and wider member participation.
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