PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Smiley100P wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Oh, look at that! A senator seems to be getting congress to pass a bill to protect net neutrality!
Yay things are looking back up!
Will edit when I get details

Birdmusic wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Oh, look at that! A senator seems to be getting congress to pass a bill to protect net neutrality!
Yay things are looking back up!
Will edit when I get details

Woah our government is DOING SOMETHING THE PPL ASKED FOR!

Considering that a survey found most Americans support NN, both Republican and Democratic, idk why this hasn’t happened sooner.

Nemofish84 wrote:

Hello
I just came here and found this form.
I remember this warning that some company wanted to end net neutrality on November. They were using Thanksgiving as a distraction from the internet.
But who knows what happened after that means I have not gotten any knowledge about what happened after).
…

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Nemofish84 wrote:

Hello
I just came here and found this form.
I remember this warning that some company wanted to end net neutrality on November. They were using Thanksgiving as a distraction from the internet.
But who knows what happened after that means I have not gotten any knowledge about what happened after).
…

The most likely reason why is for the company’s benefits. Maybe they wanted to put in their own lies and harsh comments on the internet.

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Nemofish84 wrote:

Hello
I just came here and found this form.
I remember this warning that some company wanted to end net neutrality on November. They were using Thanksgiving as a distraction from the internet.
But who knows what happened after that means I have not gotten any knowledge about what happened after).
…

The most likely reason why is for the company’s benefits. Maybe they wanted to put in their own lies and harsh comments on the internet.

Now I'm just confused on which side you're on, AuburnTheOrca-

Birdmusic wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Oh, look at that! A senator seems to be getting congress to pass a bill to protect net neutrality!
Yay things are looking back up!
Will edit when I get details

Woah our government is DOING SOMETHING THE PPL ASKED FOR!

Considering that a survey found most Americans support NN, both Republican and Democratic, idk why this hasn’t happened sooner.

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Nemofish84 wrote:

Hello
I just came here and found this form.
I remember this warning that some company wanted to end net neutrality on November. They were using Thanksgiving as a distraction from the internet.
But who knows what happened after that means I have not gotten any knowledge about what happened after).
…

The most likely reason why is for the company’s benefits. Maybe they wanted to put in their own lies and harsh comments on the internet.

Now I'm just confused on which side you're on, AuburnTheOrca-

I am not changing sides. I prefer to have net neutrality, just like many of us.

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Oh, look at that! A senator seems to be getting congress to pass a bill to protect net neutrality!
Yay things are looking back up!
Will edit when I get details

Woah our government is DOING SOMETHING THE PPL ASKED FOR!

Considering that a survey found most Americans support NN, both Republican and Democratic, idk why this hasn’t happened sooner.

since the majority DO support NN, all we'll need to do is wait until the current gov. is cycled out and the pro NN populace is voted in.

Even though I have my doubts about whether or not NN is as good as they say it is - it makes a lot of assumptions that can hurt the Internet or an ISP's reliability. I say that:

A law be passed so that ISP's remain where they are and are bound in two ways - one, they have full reign over malicious traffic. They can allow it or block it. Two, the ISP's cannot control nonmalicious traffic.

Basically, Net neutrality, but without the assumption that everyone is all good - I'd be all for a NN law that had contingencies to cover what ISP's could do about malicious traffic.

Birdmusic wrote:

braxbroscratcher wrote:

Birdmusic wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

PurplePen456 wrote:

AuburnTheOrca wrote:

Smiley100P wrote:

Generic_Joke2 wrote:

I really don't understand why the guy who Wants NN Gone
Hates America
America is a free country and should let us have our rights

EXACTLY
CONGRESS CALL OFF THE VOTE ALREADY

Actually, you people don’t have a free country. If there was pure freedom, everything would go wrong. Just like net neutrality. We are free to say what we think on the internet.

Wait what-

Oh, look at that! A senator seems to be getting congress to pass a bill to protect net neutrality!
Yay things are looking back up!
Will edit when I get details

Woah our government is DOING SOMETHING THE PPL ASKED FOR!

Considering that a survey found most Americans support NN, both Republican and Democratic, idk why this hasn’t happened sooner.

since the majority DO support NN, all we'll need to do is wait until the current gov. is cycled out and the pro NN populace is voted in.

Even though I have my doubts about whether or not NN is as good as they say it is - it makes a lot of assumptions that can hurt the Internet or an ISP's reliability. I say that:

A law be passed so that ISP's remain where they are and are bound in two ways - one, they have full reign over malicious traffic. They can allow it or block it. Two, the ISP's cannot control nonmalicious traffic.

Basically, Net neutrality, but without the assumption that everyone is all good - I'd be all for a NN law that had contingencies to cover what ISP's could do about malicious traffic.

I like your idea. Give ISPs the power to block illegal activity only, and they must leave everything else alone. However, letting them control everything is a bad idea.

HoofEMP wrote:

THIS IS A BATTLE FOR THE INTERNET'S FUTURE.

FCC Chair Ajit Pai—a former Verizon lawyer—is about to let Comcast & Verizon slow the
Internet to a crawl, and then force sites to pay for special “fast lanes”. If he does, giant
monopolies will control the Internet, forever. To stop him, we have to flood the FCC with
comments, and get Congress to oppose Pai's plan.


JULY 12TH: INTERNET-WIDE DAY OF
ACTION TO SAVE NET NEUTRALITY
JOIN THE PROTEST


They are Team Cable.


Cable companies are famous for high prices and poor service. Several rank as
the most hated companies in America. Now, they're attacking the Internet–their
one competitor and our only refuge–with plans to charge websites arbitrary fees
and slow (to a crawl) any sites that won't pay up. If they win, the Internet will
never be the same.

We are Team Internet, and we support net neutrality.

We believe in the free and open Internet, with no arbitrary fees or slow lanes for sites that
can't pay. All of the people, companies, and organizations below have taken a stand for
“Title II reclassification,” the only option that let the FCC stop Team Cable from breaking
the key principles of the Internet we love. And that's what the FCC just voted for.




Together, we defeated Team Cable.



Cable companies lobbied so hard. But we, the public, sent the FCC a message
so loud they couldn't ignore us. The FCC voted to preserve Net Neutrality, with
strong Title II rules that prohibit ISPs like Comcast from slowing down and
breaking the sites and apps you love.

Here's how we won.


But now Team Cable is back. Here's how to stop them.

FCC Chair and former Verizon employee Ajit Pai is determined to gut the net neutrality
rules we won. We need to convince our Senators to vote against his reconfirmation as
FCC Chair. Contact them now and then find a town hall meeting near you!


Learn More

Want to understand net neutrality, and how it protects us from cable company
misbehavior? Nobody explains it better than comedian John Oliver.

Here are some excellent articles for additional depth. They cover the issue, its political
history, the struggles we've overcome, and the fight ahead in Congress.

Comcast May Have Found a Major Net Neutrality Loophole Wired

Verizon’s mobile video won’t count against data caps—but Netflix does Ars Technica

HOW WE WON! Battle for the Net

The FCC's Net Neutrality Order Protects Internet Freedom by Restoring the Law Medium

Everything You've Wanted To Know About Net Neutrality But Were Afraid To Ask Techdirt

A Timeline of Net Neutrality Public Knowledge

The wrong words: how the FCC lost net neutrality and could kill the internet The Verge

Here's Why You're Seeing A Big Buffering Wheel On Netflix Today Business Insider

FCC received a total of 3.7 million comments on net neutrality The Verge

How the FCC Plans to Save the Internet By Destroying It: An Explainer Ryan Singel

President Obama takes a huge leap forward on net neutrality LA Times

FCC Chief Unveils Sweeping Net-Neutrality Rules National Journal

Net neutrality battle pitches activists and FCC against Big Cable and GOP The Guardian

The GOP game plan on net neutrality Politico

New poll: Republicans and Democrats both overwhelmingly support net neutrality Washington Post

5 Lies We Need to Stop Telling About Net Neutrality Mic

Op-Ed: Why Independent Music Fans Need Real Net Neutrality Pitchfork

Some Final Thoughts on the FCC and Title II Ahead of Tomorrow’s Vote on Net Neutrality Feld

Keeping the Internet Open Union Square Ventures

venyanwarrior wrote:

Congress will vote TOMORROW. We need to spread the word, and fast. Everyone who sees this post PLEASE advertise in your siggy about saving net neutrality, otherwise scratch (and other websites) will most likely look like this.

Just looking at the preview, that looks sad. :( :( :(
Soon, we will need to stop this.
One thought came into my mind, what if this isn’t true?
Most likely it is…

Nemofish84 wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

Congress will vote TOMORROW. We need to spread the word, and fast. Everyone who sees this post PLEASE advertise in your siggy about saving net neutrality, otherwise scratch (and other websites) will most likely look like this.

Just looking at the preview, that looks sad. :( :( :(
Soon, we will need to stop this.
One thought came into my mind, what if this isn’t true?
Most likely it is…

proffessor4 wrote:

Nemofish84 wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

Congress will vote TOMORROW. We need to spread the word, and fast. Everyone who sees this post PLEASE advertise in your siggy about saving net neutrality, otherwise scratch (and other websites) will most likely look like this.

Just looking at the preview, that looks sad. :( :( :(
Soon, we will need to stop this.
One thought came into my mind, what if this isn’t true?
Most likely it is…

please don't start doubting net neutrality, this is a crucial point in time.

Smiley100P wrote:

proffessor4 wrote:

Nemofish84 wrote:

venyanwarrior wrote:

Congress will vote TOMORROW. We need to spread the word, and fast. Everyone who sees this post PLEASE advertise in your siggy about saving net neutrality, otherwise scratch (and other websites) will most likely look like this.

Just looking at the preview, that looks sad. :( :( :(
Soon, we will need to stop this.
One thought came into my mind, what if this isn’t true?
Most likely it is…

please don't start doubting net neutrality, this is a crucial point in time.

If Net Neutrality laws are repealed, the chances fortunately aren't too high that the ideals will die with it; I'm pretty confident about that.