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No problem. ISPs have as much of a right to voluntary association as you, me, or Mailchimp.
by tylersmith 6y ago
No 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.