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I wonder how their customers will react, including finding a new service.

• cogman10 6y ago
  LoL, like that's an option! For north Idaho I'm sure that's the only option in town for high speed internet.
  • markdown 6y ago
    Starlink?
    • cogman10 6y ago
      Will be a godsend for most of idaho, but it's not quite here yet for the general public.
      • markdown 6y ago
        Oh I see.
  • um_ya 6y ago
    "Build your own Twitter" "Build your own Facebook" "Build your own hosting service" "Build your own iphone/android" "Build your own ISP" I don't like where we're heading
    • lhorie 6y ago
      "Ah screw it, I ain't building social media again, let's just go play outside" wouldn't be a bad outcome, IMHO.
    • salawat 6y ago
      Well... This is exactly why people have been in an uproar over the Internet not being considered a public utility.
    • deepsun 6y ago
      I like it -- if everyone set up their own websites, we would have way less monopolization, censorship, posts promotion. Even ordering of your "News feed" is already a form of content moderation.
      • um_ya 6y ago
        What we need, is social profiles/media/content as a protocol. An "email like" structure, rather than single company lock in.
        • cogman10 6y ago
          Sounds like you just reinvented the internet :).