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I'm not sure what you're getting at... I can at the very least vote for the people who are writing laws and making policy. The people, via democratic governmen
by scelerat 12y ago
I'm not sure what you're getting at...
I can at the very least vote for the people who are writing laws and making policy. The people, via democratic government, have (theoretically) some influence on how the network is to be administered and regulated.
If rules are left to the whims of a single monopoly or a small oligopoly of network providers, the only options are "take it" or "leave it."
- naturalethic 12y agoThe government is a monopoly. The network providers that currently hold monopolies only do so due to government protection. When it comes to the government itself, the only option is "take it", so that's even worse.