Consolidated Review of Understanding IPv6 Background Radiation

While the authors don't point out implications, it does seem that there are important consequences for routing configuration and end-to-end routing availability in section 5. The paper does not provide explanations for some of the key observations. For example, one observation that really struck is the much higher level of routing instability in IPv6. Is this due to routing misconfiguration? If so, I'm amazed that such misconfigurations should happen at a much higher rate for IPv6. Is there some other reason for this?