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Noah Vail
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join:2004-12-10
Lorton, VA
·RoadRunner Cable

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Re: Funny

Out of curiosity, would you detail a publicly funded ISP Scenario that you WOULD be in favor of?

I'm just trying to figure out if (such as an O'Bama supporter would do) your conclusions are pre-determined with the supporting facts filled in later.

NV
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In my perfect religion, a giant hole appears and sucks up all the lousy people.
I call it the Crapture.
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digitalfreak

join:2005-12-09
49533		 There isn't one. It's all FUD with him.
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openbox9

join:2004-01-26
Alexandria, VA
·AT&T Southeast

reply to Noah Vail
Since this is a public effort, will others have access to the infrastructure to provide their own services for benefit of the public? Reverse argument of the one that is typically made regarding private companies not sharing their infrastructure built in municipalities' ROWs. That would be a starter for me that I would begin to favor a publicly funded ISP scenario.
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digitalfreak

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said by openbox9 See Profile :

Since this is a public effort, will others have access to the infrastructure to provide their own services for benefit of the public? Reverse argument of the one that is typically made regarding private companies not sharing their infrastructure built in municipalities' ROWs. That would be a starter for me that I would begin to favor a publicly funded ISP scenario.
If by "others" you mean the cable and telephone companies, then hell no. They aren't willing to open their own networks, so why should they get access to the municipality's?
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openbox9

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Alexandria, VA		 By others I mean any viable and legal entity that wishes to use the public infrastructure to provide a service.
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