So far there has been lots of thunder but no light.

Perhaps instead of titting each others' tats you could make a case for your perspective?

Fair enough. Which should we trust more, a big money ISP who already has questionable business practices and ethics, or politicians who have questionable practices and ethics? Way I see it is the less absolute power we give either of them, the less likely they are to abuse it, or at least will have a bit more eyesight towards abuse. Put them at odds and neither win.

Also as I said, I think municipalities and small providers should get an exception. That would be great for the ones complaining about overhead (literally the only argument against NN far as I've heard) while securing consumer protections. I believe access to information is key to our future as a society.

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