Somehow, this nearly made me feel warm and fuzzy about Comcast. The part about the focus group turning on the guy who was downloading anime movies was rather s

Somehow, this nearly made me feel warm and fuzzy about Comcast. The part about the focus group turning on the guy who was downloading anime movies was rather startling. Has the anti-piracy PR regime won so completely that neighbors accuse each other of 'stealing bandwidth'? My problem with cap-and-overage schemes is that it places the burden of regulation on the user, who may not have the tools/knowledge to avoid paying outrageous overage fees. I'd honestly prefer lower speed caps to total usage caps. Advertising 20mbps internet that you can only use to capacity for 28 hours per month (250gb cap) is rather misleading IMHO. If, on the other hand, my cable modem had a usage meter on the front of it like my electric meter does, I'd be more accepting of usage caps.