All other privately controlled electronic media does that, and you haven’t offered any reason to expect less here, so why not? Of course, net neutrality is an

All other privately controlled electronic media does that, and you haven’t offered any reason to expect less here, so why not? Of course, net neutrality is an issue of control and regulation. Losing net neutrality, mind you, involves private companies having less restraint and more control. What will they do with it? Reddit doesn’t know for sure any more than you do, and that’s the problem, of course.