The author clearly missed the memo that lack of net neutrality is a long term threat, not an overnight thing. There was never an expectation that ISP's would im

The author clearly missed the memo that lack of net neutrality is a long term threat, not an overnight thing. There was never an expectation that ISP's would immediately start upcharging for service X and discounting service Y and throttling service Z, because that would be idiotic and would have triggered immediate backlash (ISPs aren't movie villains who enact a master plan the moment they get a chance). The consequences are going to show themselves over multiple years. Plus, we've got lots of smaller locales still fighting the good fight to block ISPs from implementing much. This article boils down to "haha u were wrong, eat it", and that's not really constructive for anyone.