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The simplest explanation is that Pai coordinates with the ISPs to stuff the comment boxes with spam so they would have a justification for ignoring them; courts
by xenadu02 9y ago
The simplest explanation is that Pai coordinates with the ISPs to stuff the comment boxes with spam so they would have a justification for ignoring them; courts have occasionally struck down rules because agencies didn’t properly consider public input.
That’s because the conclusion was foregone: Pai will do what his benefactors want then sail to a cushy consulting job as a reward for his work.
- twblalock 9y agoNo, the simplest explanation is that the FCC just received a bunch of comments. I have no problem believing that -- I've seen quite a few Facebook and Reddit posts encouraging people to comment. Once you start arguing that a conspiracy exists between the FCC and ISPs to game an online comment system, you're far beyond a simple explanation.
- failrate 9y agoThe problem with your theory is that the comment system was gamed. Numerous spam comments that are anti-Net Neutrality were made from people who either support Neutrality or are dead.