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I used to work at a federal agency processing these comments. This practice is not new or unique to FCC. There is a segment of the population who respond to jus
by Overtonwindow 9y ago
I used to work at a federal agency processing these comments. This practice is not new or unique to FCC. There is a segment of the population who respond to just about ever request for comment the federal government puts out. I think more should be done to cut down on bots. The legal argument thing seems a bit pompous. I've never heard that before and I've reviewed, and filed, a lot of comments.
Unfortunately the FCC's action was predetermined and the result long ago decided. Comments will not change that - BUT if you have filed a legal comment, you can used that to sue later.
- craftyguy 9y agoHow does one file a legal comment?
- Overtonwindow 9y agoYou file a comment but argue your point from a legal perspective. Rather than putting forth an opinion, show the FCC why their proposed rule making is against the law; their interpretation of the law is incorrect. Look at EFF's comment, or Googles.