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> 14 organizations are under investigation, not just one. I did miss that, fair enough -- amend my statement to "Which is presumably why it merits this year-lo
by outsidetheparty 8y ago
> 14 organizations are under investigation, not just one.
I did miss that, fair enough -- amend my statement to "Which is presumably why it merits this year-long investigation of these 14 organizations".
> it's not clear why you'd think they are manually looking at any of these
It's not clear why you'd think 818,000 (per WSJ) identical comments submitted in alphabetical order should pass automated tests?
- ikeboy 8y ago>It's not clear why you'd think 818,000 (per WSJ) identical comments submitted in alphabetical order should pass automated tests? There's no reason to think they were submitted originally in alphabetical order. The most likely possibility here is that CQ sorted them before submitting to the FCC.