I disagree, once zero rated, there is probably no going back. And anyone in an advantageous position as wiki media would prefer zero rating to prevent any poten

I disagree, once zero rated, there is probably no going back. And anyone in an advantageous position as wiki media would prefer zero rating to prevent any potential local competitor from arising. Even if they are a non-profit, they wouldn't want to lose the ground. There was an attempt by Facebook to introduce zero rating in India through a big telco, which failed due to the protests... and guess what? The telco launched high speed internet services free for an entire year(google Reliance Jio) and even after that its almost free(1$/month/30gb), without any limits whatsoever.. had there been zero rating, they would have simply not released the lower priced service..