I get why IPv6 is going to be massively important in the future, but we're not (as far as I know) in that future yet, and these sites aren't going to be dropping their v4 addresses as soon as they get V6 ones, so it's not going to be freeing any old addresses up.
So - and this is a genuine question - what is the issue right now with, for example, the BBC not yet having an IPv6 address, as long as they have plans in the pipeline for when v6-only clients need to access them?
So - and this is a genuine question - what is the issue right now with, for example, the BBC not yet having an IPv6 address, as long as they have plans in the pipeline for when v6-only clients need to access them?