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"...but requires all the data to be provided publicly." Looks like regulation to me. "In addition, in any location where a company is the sole provider, net n
by delinka 12y ago
"...but requires all the data to be provided publicly."
Looks like regulation to me.
"In addition, in any location where a company is the sole provider, net neutrality applies..."
More regulation.
- ikeboy 12y agoI did say I'm not opposed to all regulation. Free markets only work perfectly with perfect information, so I support almost any regulation that's about making information public. I've got no problem with forcing companies to put nutrition information on all their products, for example. I'm not the one who's deciding on things solely based on whether they are regulation or not. Also, you didn't answer my question about whether you would support my proposal over the net neutrality one.
- delinka 12y agoI'm reading you as very anti-regulation, which could certainly be my own fault. Many conservatives simply talk "anti-regulation" without giving credit to beneficial regulations. I'm not the one to which you raised your question. I think your suggestion is a fine one except that I wouldn't use it in place of protecting us from the monopolies we're experiencing, but in addition to net neutrality.