Yeah I get it. At an organization your size, you want IPv6.
I was illustrating why there is zero incentive for 99.99% of people to not care, which is the reason why it isn't getting adopted.
If moving my home network to IPv6 came along with some incentives -- e.g. significant tax breaks, free symmetric gigabit for a year for IPv6 traffic, discounts on rent, tax-free early IRA distributions to buy networking equipment, free electric car charging for 5 years, I'd move to IPv6 in a heartbeat.
I was illustrating why there is zero incentive for 99.99% of people to not care, which is the reason why it isn't getting adopted.
If moving my home network to IPv6 came along with some incentives -- e.g. significant tax breaks, free symmetric gigabit for a year for IPv6 traffic, discounts on rent, tax-free early IRA distributions to buy networking equipment, free electric car charging for 5 years, I'd move to IPv6 in a heartbeat.