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bicker

join:2007-05-10
Burlington, MA

reply to joker5656
Re: and the shills...


The problem isn't specifically P2P but rather the way P2P goes hand-in-hand with super-high volume usage of bandwidth. For practically everything else in our world, you pay for how much you use. Heavy users pay more; light users don't have to subsidize the heavy users, and instead pay only for what they use. That's equity.

"Net neutrality" is just a cover for "make everyone pay for my excesses".
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