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The FCC must "consider" the comments. The comments can then be ignored. All tidy and legal. If the FCC was "considering" known forged comments then it is proba
by kabdib 8y ago
The FCC must "consider" the comments. The comments can then be ignored. All tidy and legal.
If the FCC was "considering" known forged comments then it is probably actionable, even if the result is the same. If the FCC never considered the comments (which is most likely) then that's actionable, too.
[There's some quote about the Odyssey not being written by Homer, but another person with the same name...]
- marcosdumay 8y agoIf it's anything like the Brazilian process (and it probably is, because we explicitly copied it from the US), there should be a document somewhere that relates each comment, says if it caused any change and explains why it caused or not a change.
- ikeboy 8y agoThere's 20 million+ comments. Nobody read even 1% of them.