The public would prefer to have the most possible value out of their internet service. While charging content-hosts extra for bandwidth can increase the quality

The public would prefer to have the most possible value out of their internet service. While charging content-hosts extra for bandwidth can increase the quality of those services, it risks degrading the breadth of content, the ease of small-business- and user-publishing, and the level of competition in the content- and data-service market. It's a trade of dubious value for consumers and for data services.