I don't know.. it seems like just another country adding restrictions like most countries have. The idea of an open internet doesn't really work when you have

I don't know.. it seems like just another country adding restrictions like most countries have. The idea of an open internet doesn't really work when you have countries that are not abiding by the "rules" like China that censor and utilize every chance they have to monitor user activity. It is a sign not that the US is splitting the internet, but that work towards decentralizing stuff and evolve the web in such a way that it cannot be censored should be implemented. Of course, countries can always "cut the cable" but that is too much of an economic hit I believe.