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Tells me everything I ever wanted to know about ISPA. Did they even notice the juxtaposition of recognising Sir Tim Berners-Lee with an award for a campaign to
by lol768 7y ago
Tells me everything I ever wanted to know about ISPA. Did they even notice the juxtaposition of recognising Sir Tim Berners-Lee with an award for a campaign to "protect the open and free nature of the Internet" and simultaneously branding Mozilla a "villain" for their work on DoH?
Was glad to see my ISP (Netcalibre) is not a member and sponsors the Open Rights Group instead: https://twitter.com/lchost/status/1147090360226783233 https://twitter.com/lchost/status/1147090360226783233
AAISP should also be commended for donating an amount equal to the ISPA membership fees directly to Mozilla: https://twitter.com/aaisp/status/1146803916853645314 https://twitter.com/aaisp/status/1146803916853645314
- philjohn 7y agoAAISP's twitter post on it was amazing ... snark personified, and why they are one of the best ISP's in the UK - technically brilliant management of their network and all around decent people.
- chmod775 7y agoThere may be independent factions within that organization that each came up with their own nominations. That's how you end up with that kind of apparent outward cognitive dissonance.
- dijit 7y agorevk has written a little about this as well. He's the chief geek at AAISP. https://www.revk.uk/2019/07/doh-and-vpns-and-trust.html https://www.revk.uk/2019/07/doh-and-vpns-and-trust.html