| reply to en102
Re: Why stop at very healthy profits? I currently run a business and would never charge more because I could, the only way I charge more is if the product or service improves. I believe this may be where we need to focus our efforts instead of Net Neutrality, since this would affect the web even more at the present time, perhaps incorporate it into the bill and get it signed anyways.
I am a big fan of letting a consumer do what they wish with their hardware and connections and would love to see large companies do the same. What right do we as a company have to tell the end user that they can't play that game because their hardware can't handle it or that their connection will be bogged down? We can inform them that it may not function properly, but that is the extent we can do as a company.
Let the net be free! |
