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dreamnightwind Donating Member (863 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-15-10 06:46 PM
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21. Did you misunderstand my post?
I don't see where I am wrong, are you making some fine distinction between my phrase "regulate public access to the web" and Net Neutrality? If so, whatever, perhaps I chose the wrong words, I stand by my post though and the link you provided also indicates that this is about making sure the public has equal access to bandwidth (net neutrality) rather than allowing corporations to throttle certain protocols or to favor their own sites. Geez, "sorry to say that you are wrong"? Whaddahell?
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     - Ah, that's what I get for responding too quickly  FiveGoodMen   Jan-15-10 02:14 PM   #5 
        - I did too.  proudohioan   Jan-15-10 02:27 PM   #8 
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     - *bittorrent  boppers   Jan-15-10 11:08 PM   #25 
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  - +1  mac56   Jan-15-10 02:42 PM   #10 
  - +1 ! Support net neutrality!  Enthusiast   Jan-15-10 04:28 PM   #15 
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  - I just read the article  bitchkitty   Jan-15-10 03:10 PM   #13 
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  - Excellent  dreamnightwind   Jan-15-10 05:39 PM   #18 
  - Sorry to say that you are wrong.  MicaelS   Jan-15-10 05:57 PM   #19 
  - Did you misunderstand my post?  dreamnightwind   Jan-15-10 06:46 PM   #21 
  - You're right, but only IF they follow through and get something accomplished...  Iowa   Jan-15-10 10:58 PM   #23 
     - Probably true  dreamnightwind   Jan-16-10 07:05 PM   #29 
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  - The FCC can kiss my ass  Baclava   Jan-16-10 07:06 PM   #30 
  - What a terrible fucking title.  Kurska   Jan-17-10 01:44 PM   #36 
 

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