> No one owes you anything not attention, not money, not food, not land, not bandwidth, not domain name, not peering agreements, nothing. Naturally when it's y

> No one owes you anything not attention, not money, not food, not land, not bandwidth, not domain name, not peering agreements, nothing. Naturally when it's your turn to have the boot on your neck I'm sure you'll lamely acquiesce to the situation because, after all, nobody owes you anything. Sometimes tortious interference really is tortious interference. Sometimes common carriers need to be regulated as common carriers.