That could work, but only if properly advertised and instructions provided on how to set up IPv6 or where to get it.

And? Did it increase after two weeks?

Good idea. I have a forum with about 10.000 users. Unfortunately it is not really easy for the not-so-admin-like-user to switch to IPv6. My forum is about cars so the users do use the internet just as a medium to get to their forum. Very few people would call a day a good day if they got a v6-reply from a ping, like I do. So I would call them normal users. As a normal user you own a router like draytek, avm, dlink and all the other companies. I know just of one soho router to be able to use IPv6 via PPPoE. Even if the Internet providers give you IPv6, not many people want to buy another router. On the other side the router supplier have no need for implementing IPv6 if the providers don't. So people can just use tunnels as we do. But I predict this is too hard for my users. How can I help them to get the door open to v6? Giving IPv6 users additional credits on my forum sounds cool, but helping them to get ready with IPv6 would be even cooler.. best regards Rolf