In May of last year, Broadband Reports user Robb Topolski posted in our forums that Comcast appeared to be forging TCP packets in order to throttle upstream P2P traffic for all users, regardless of consumption. That finding ultimately led to a wave of press coverage, an FCC investigation, and forced (or will by the end of 2008) Comcast to embrace a more transparent way of managing their network (most likely 250GB caps and very targeted throttling). Topolski has since gone on to work with consumer advocacy organizations Free Press and Public Knowledge, and this week is the leading plaintiff in a new class action lawsuit against Comcast:The FCC is expected to vote in early August on whether Comcast is guilty of misleading consumers, and how they should be punished. FCC boss Kevin Martin has already stated he believes the company is guilty, but should be "sanctioned" with no fine.