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With a key difference: "Your freedom of speech does not require me or your ISP to carry, propagate, or amplify your speech, whether for free or for pay." Star
by satokema_work 6y ago
With a key difference:
"Your freedom of speech does not require me or your ISP to carry, propagate, or amplify your speech, whether for free or for pay."
Start to see the problem here, yet?
- tylersmith 6y agoNo problem. ISPs have as much of a right to voluntary association as you, me, or Mailchimp.
- wolco2 6y agoThey actually don't. They are forbidden from acting with other ips in regards to aliging prices/services. Plus they have common carrier status meaning they cannot offer/not offer service based on the content they carry for you. They must remain neutral. You don't have to be. Neither does mailchimp.
- joshuamorton 6y ago> They actually don't. They are forbidden from acting with other ips in regards to aliging prices/services. I am certainly also subject to anti-collusion legislation. > Plus they have common carrier status meaning they cannot offer/not offer service based on the content they carry for you. Not since 2017.
- anfilt 6y agoI would agree normally, but what ISP is not taking public money to hopefully expand their network.
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