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dadarkside Premium join:2006-05-20 The Moon	reply to Karl Bode Re: Not Wrong said by Karl Bode : I have magic beans I bought from a pretty pink dragon. The dragon I bought mine from was red... (oops, wrong thread!)
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Karl Bode News Guy join:2000-03-02	reply to insomniac84 I have magic beans I bought from a pretty pink dragon.
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insomniac84 join:2002-01-03 Schererville, IN	reply to Karl Bode Do you work for these companies, how do you know?
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TKJunkMail Enjoy the sun Premium join:2002-03-03 Avalon, NJ ·Sprint Mobile Broa.. ·Comcast	reply to Karl Bode said by Karl Bode : Crying wolf to instances that clearly aren't intentional net-neutrality violations will only make it easier for lobbyists and PR firms to paint advocates as crackpots. You mean advocates like Silicon Valley Watcher & IP Democracy? I think there is no dearth of crackpot net neutrality advocates out there to be used as examples by telco lobbyists. -- -- Join Red Room Forum BLOG tkjunkmail.blogspot.com My Web Page
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Karl Bode News Guy join:2000-03-02 Host: Road Runner PC gaming GAMES PC gaming Tech	reply to insomniac84 BellSouth isn't going to target only Florida and Tennessee YouTube users. Cox isn't going to filter Craigslist via an optional third-party security suite nobody likes. Neither is going to outright block content while they're busy spending millions fighting net-neutrality laws. These execs are not stupid men. Myopic and greedy maybe, but not stupid. They will wait until the legal debate is settled in their favor, then they will employ more subtle de-prioritization approaches. Crying wolf to instances that clearly aren't intentional net-neutrality violations will only make it easier for lobbyists and PR firms to paint advocates as crackpots.
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insomniac84 join:2002-01-03 Schererville, IN 1 edit	Wrong. "Similarly, crying wolf each time a network belches could hurt the case for net-neutrality by painting advocates as knee-jerk reactionaries" Completely wrong. People are going to fuss because there is no guarantee in anyway that a network problem is just a network problem and not really intentional. If it was illegal for ISPs to block or throttle websites, people wouldn't jump to that conclusion so fast.
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