said by jester121 :

It's clear that Karl is feeling frisky today (quite enjoyed the earlier metered bandwidth diatribe), but this isn't news anywhere other than DSLReports, and probably won't be on May 27th either. It's likely that the entire group of protesters can be escorted away in one minivan.

Psst... Rocky is using you, but doesn't realize that the professional ranters who frequent DSLR don't get out much for protesting.

I think you are right. The # of protesters(other than TekSavvy employees) will probably be counted on 2 hands.

said by GKC :

Network neutrality is the principle that Internet users should be in control of what content they view and what applications they use on the Internet without restrictions.

Net Neutrality prevents Internet Service Providers from speeding up or slowing down Web content based on its sources, ownership or destination.

The principles of Net Neutrality are important to ensure the Internet provides a real opportunity for all Canadians to speak with their own voices. The loss of Net Neutrality would end all opportunity for freedom of expression.

The time is now to end throttling, traffic-shaping, including bandwidth caps and overage fees! Net Neutrality is about equal access to the Internet.

said by GKC :

The time is now to end throttling, traffic-shaping, including bandwidth caps and overage fees! Net Neutrality is about equal access to the Internet.

said by TK Junk Mail :

I think you are right. The # of protesters(other than TekSavvy employees) will probably be counted on 2 hands.

said by Adam20 :

You seem to doubt the hatred that most canadians have for ma bell, I think this will have quite the turnout.