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> There's a distinction between the government repressing speech and private businesses refusing to give the speech-maker a platform. So you do not support net
by notyourday 9y ago
> There's a distinction between the government repressing speech and private businesses refusing to give the speech-maker a platform.
So you do not support net neutrality, correct?
- pnathan 9y agoNot in the usual statement, no. I believe there's a compromise suitable for both technical reality (video makes huge demands on bandwidth, and bandwidth is finite) and neutral communication. Appropriate regulation, suitably delivered in a balance of philosophical care and technical care should solve the bulk of today's problems in this specific arena.