> NN hurts low-income internet users. wat. This is completely unsubstantiated, and in fact quite likely the opposite. Often, rural WISPs will rely on other IS

> NN hurts low-income internet users. wat. This is completely unsubstantiated, and in fact quite likely the opposite. Often, rural WISPs will rely on other ISPs for backhaul. Imagine if ISPs could charge/throttle whatever they want, rather than treat the WISP's backhaul as an opaque pipe?