OK, let me try again. If your viewpoint is that the university is acting improperly and should not impose fines and/or block network access, then the next ques

OK, let me try again. If your viewpoint is that the university is acting improperly and should not impose fines and/or block network access, then the next question is whether this particular instance of the university's general policy is a good example to choose for a protest. And my answer is no. When 94% have complied already, then it's likely that most of the students (who are most of the relvant public) will consider a protest as stupid as that repjacktrimble tweet. And if the university's next rule is less widely accepted, then the perceived stupidity of this protest harms the protest against that next rule.