> That complaint by the telcos is what convinced me to turn it on To be fair to telcos, (who totally don't deserve it), the original argument they made is that

> That complaint by the telcos is what convinced me to turn it on To be fair to telcos, (who totally don't deserve it), the original argument they made is that if all phone traffic gets routed to a relay endpoint, and not its real destination, it reduces their ability to network plan and add capacity to the routes that are actually in use. Hearing this argument means they didn't get what they want and wanted to pull in the antitrust argument, and tipped more of their hands.