This is hardly news; I pointed out as much in the comment I submitted a few months back. The fact is that Ajit Pai had decided to repeal net neutrality and onl

This is hardly news; I pointed out as much in the comment I submitted a few months back. The fact is that Ajit Pai had decided to repeal net neutrality and only accepted public comment because the law requires him to do so. His NPRM is riddled with half-truths and outright falsehoods; cherry-picked examples; and false dichotomies. The commentary he sought was a litany of leading questions meant to support his decision to end net neutrality (ironically, some of the questions did not even accomplish that despite clearly being intended to do so, likely because his decision making process never involved a serious effort to understand the technical details of the Internet).