1. **What was observed:**
   - Initial configuration of loopback address and advertisement of prefix to Tier1.
   - Received detailed routing policy violation report from EveLink.
   - Verified routing table and received confirmation from ISP of corrections.
   - Received ISP's current routing configuration and steps taken to correct the issue.
   - Received confirmation from EveLink that the issue was resolved.

2. **What was decided:**
   - Configured loopback address and advertised prefix to ensure global reachability.
   - Sent detailed message to ISP outlining violations and requested correction.
   - Verified routing table and followed up with ISP and EveLink.
   - Requested documentation or audit from ISP to verify corrections.
   - Reported completion of the experiment and confirmed all routes were configured and policy violations addressed.

3. **Why:**
   - To provide a stable node address and ensure global reachability.
   - To inform ISP of specific issues and ensure they take corrective action.
   - To maintain network stability and compliance with routing policies.
   - To build trust and transparency among network operators.
   - To confirm that all goals were met and the network was stable.