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+# Frequently Asked Questions
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-## Why are you using monotone for the registry? Why not GIT?
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+### Why are you using monotone for the registry? Why not GIT?
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There is an important difference between the data model of monotone and GIT: In GIT branches *are* HEADs, while in monotone, branches are a list of HEADs. Or, to state it simpler and probably less correct: It is possible to sync merge conflicts in monotone. In GIT, conflicts are part of the index and/or working tree, and thus can't be pushed/pulled.
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At the moment, it is safe to assume that everyone doing IPv6 routing accepts at least prefixes from fd00::/8 with prefix lengths between 48 and 64 bits (inclusive) if they are part of the registry.
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-## Why are you using ASN in the 76100-76199 range?
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+### Why are you using ASN in the 76100-76199 range?
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Yes, we know that this is not private ASN space (rather, it is part of the reserved block 65552-131071, see [IANA](http://www.iana.org/assignments/as-numbers/as-numbers.xhtml)).
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We now encourage dn42 users to use the newly-allocated ranges in **4242420000-4242429999**. See the [registry page](Services-Whois#AS-numbers) for details.
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-## What BGP daemon should I use?
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+### What BGP daemon should I use?
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This is really up to you: that's the magic of open protocols.
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