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You've got a very good point. I guess the reason I'm not as worried about it as you is because I feel like it will be easier to get the FCC to bow to public pr
by click170 12y ago
You've got a very good point.
I guess the reason I'm not as worried about it as you is because I feel like it will be easier to get the FCC to bow to public pressure (eventually?) if they do something stupid, more than I trust any of the ISPs which IMO have been behaving stupidly for quite a while now.
Edit: typo
- zyxley 12y agoSame. I generally trust the FCC to be stupid rather than (as ISPs are right now) actively malicious.
- webXL 12y agoSo we give more power to an incompetent agency to solve what, exactly? To get what we pay for? Is the level of service going to improve, or will prices fall to match the current level of service? Or will service degrade and prices increase?
- nunyabuizness 12y agoISPs act the way they do because they've bought the right from the "publicly accountable" people we're expecting "bow to public pressure." I personally trust GoDaddy to bow to public pressure way before the FCC.
- landryraccoon 12y agoComcast is the least popular company in the U.S. right now. I hate them and yet I still use them because the Internet options in my area are nonexistent. Why would a monopoly care at all about your public opinion?