IPv6 needs to be better deployed and supported everywhere.

1) You don't "upgrade" to IPv6, you offer it inline with IPv4. It has never been a forklift replacement (there is another rule about this).

2) I have worked for numerous ISPs over the years, big and small. Way more than three I can tell you, and the small ones are almost always the ones pushing IPv6 hardest, because CGNAT is fucking expensive. The big ISPs are the ones who are ignoring it. I've only worked for one small ISP that was opposed to it, and their attitude changed when they ran out of IPv4 space, and saw their choices. CGNAT or buy more space on the open market.

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