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As much as that would be emotionally satisfying, I suspect that would be handing victory to Comcast et at., as they could claim the moral high ground of "we're
by Arubis 9y ago
As much as that would be emotionally satisfying, I suspect that would be handing victory to Comcast et at., as they could claim the moral high ground of "we're just trying to best serve our customers".
One-offs raise visibility. Scheduling pain for people you're trying to convince that you're right will just make them resent you.
- crispyambulance 9y agoYes, and that would also cost the websites dearly in terms of revenue. They don't care THAT MUCH.
- gremlinsinc 9y agoWhen cable companies and local channels have disputes--the local channel will err messages about their cable company, and sometimes will actually remove themselves from the company's channel lineup until issues are resolved. This would be no different... Or they could just have a horrible nag screen between every page load... you're using comcast they suck, contact them and tell them they suck and we'll remove this nag when net neutrality is re-instated