Thanks for the patient explanation. I should have read your original comment more carefully. One could argue that capping effectively exists in many US regions

Thanks for the patient explanation. I should have read your original comment more carefully. One could argue that capping effectively exists in many US regions due to the limited competition in the US broadband market. So one outcome might be that current home users will see little or no change but ISPs will sell value-added uncapped video, etc. As far as I can tell the line capacity already exists in many locations. On the whole it would be vastly better for consumers to introduce more local competition.