>If you'd like to change that, there are two ways, one is regulation and legislation which is outside of the scope of NN, Is NN not a regulation? Is it volunta

>If you'd like to change that, there are two ways, one is regulation and legislation which is outside of the scope of NN, Is NN not a regulation? Is it voluntary? My point is that NN is not as high a priority, given what corporate advocates of NN have done when it was their turn to play fair. I am more concerned about power exercised over speech, than power over making packets go fast or slow. >and competition, which is only possible if NN exists in a robust form. Competition would allow NN to exist, not other way around. Monopoly of ISPs is the root of NN being challenged.