🚀 go-pugleaf

From: Mark Crispin <MRC@SIMTEL20.ARPA>

Duh, what does this mean for class B 1822 networks?  The byte that
is normally used for a subnet is the host number on the IMP, e.g.
128.43.0.2 is DREA-XX, host 0 on IMP 2 of DRENET.

We could perhaps change the addressing of DRENET to swap those bytes,
so that DREA-XX would become 128.43.2.0.  It would be more logical
that way.  On the other hand, that sort of thinking would argue that
ARPANET and Milnet should also have a flag day and migrate from the
current net.host.local_port.IMP to net.IMP.host.local_port.

Basically, what I am saying is that I expect that no ban be placed
on class B addresses with 0 in the third octet.  What is done in the
subnet system is one thing, but it must NOT be made a rule outside
of it.
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