Is it me or does this hardly make eny sense? Bufferbloat has no effect on the available bandwidth in a completly switched network. (It might confuse protocols

Is it me or does this hardly make eny sense? Bufferbloat has no effect on the available bandwidth in a completly switched network. (It might confuse protocols resulting in bad utilization, but has little to do with net neutrality.) If ISPs limit the bandwidth available to each content provider, then bufferbloat does not enter into the picture. (Okay, depending on how the limiting is done, it might cause extra bufferbloat.)