Thats a terrible argument from my perspective. In India we are fighting, and quite possibly going to lose the Net Neutrality battle to Facebook and our Homegro

Thats a terrible argument from my perspective. In India we are fighting, and quite possibly going to lose the Net Neutrality battle to Facebook and our Homegrown telecoms. The number of people who still don't have internet access far dwarfs the number of people who are online right now. We've constantly being losing space to walled gardens from the day that the appstore showed it was profitable. Recently it was shown that even Google was tacitly supporting groups on the anti-neutrality side of the debate. Most of those tutorials are in English, the majority of the people who will come online will not use that as a language. Someone can and will translate those tutorials, and lock it behind a wall. The openness of the web is under assault, and Facebook and telecoms are actively working to convert their wealth into political power to ensure that their moats are technological, behavioral and regulatory. Its beyond 'worrisome' and straight up at frightening.