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Historic day of action for Net Neutrality breaks records
- consultutah 9y agoI think we should make all requests from the FCC and congress redirect to here. Anyone have a relatively reliable way to do that? ;)
- karljtaylor 9y agoseems like we ought to be talking about this: "there are an enormous number of comments queued up that will be submitted into their system before the July 17 deadline, as fast as their system can handle them. The same is true for emails to Congress members, which will be delivered in the days to come." the implications of that are horrifying.
- convolvatron 9y agoin what way? realistically, how is any human editorial process going to deal with 1M inputs? maybe it would have been better to make some statements that people could choose to be signatories to
- karljtaylor 9y agogiven the number of "click to send" pop-ups I've encountered today, I'm willing to bet that a large % of them are.
- ori_b 9y agoDoes 10 million sound low to anyone else?
- milkytron 9y agoCertainly lower than many people would prefer, but when you consider the population of the US is about 330mil or so... that's about 3% of the country's population that willing went out of their way to take action. I find that pretty incredible for something most people don't talk about or even know of.
- ori_b 9y ago> "Well over 10 million people saw the protest messages on participating websites" That's not really going out of the way, if I read that right?