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Being a common carrier does, though. If they want to be treated like a common carrier - and I think there's a reasonable case for treating infrastructure provid
by trothamel 8y ago
Being a common carrier does, though. If they want to be treated like a common carrier - and I think there's a reasonable case for treating infrastructure providers like that - they should be expected to act like one.
- omnimus 8y agoWell i would like to see you if some hardcore communists were claiming you are supporting them because you let them use your service? Its private company - those can choose who they make bussiness with. Also lets not forget they are nothing like carrier. Carrier laws exist because there is no possible alternative. This is just CDN we are talking about. You can quite easily replace it, even yourself.