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Question: Just how small a slice of data per month are you going to accept as a valid definition of "unlimited"? Just asking.

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  • potatolicious 17y ago
    This makes no sense - you're scaling your network based on existing data usage patterns, which only does one thing: keep existing data usage patterns constant due to constraints on the system. It's like sticking up a big "speed limit: 20mph" sign on a road, and then claiming that your observations indicate drivers don't WANT to drive above 20mph. The fact that the majority of your users are dealing with your system is not in and of itself evidence that the system is good, or even well liked.
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    • bdfh42 17y ago
      I still think it is a valid question. If you purchase an "unlimited" data plan - just how restricted a service are you prepared to accept? Until some sort of consensus is achieved for the term "unlimited" I can't see how anyone can have a sane conversation about such plans. Of course you could just go with the normal English usage...