Of course. You didn't contribute at all. You're just poking and complaining. If you have something I find worth considering, you'll get an upvote. Is there anything else you'd like to whine about for everyone to see?
Of course. You didn't contribute at all. You're just poking and complaining. If you have something I find worth considering, you'll get an upvote. Is there anything else you'd like to whine about for everyone to see?
Your comment.
My stance is that companies cannot be trusted to act reasonably or ethically and so must be forced to do so.
From the article.
Rules barring American internet service providers from treating online traffic differently have officially been lifted.
To which your response was
Good
These statments appear to directly conflict. hence my question.
Your comment.
>My stance is that companies cannot be trusted to act reasonably or ethically and so must be forced to do so.
From the article.
>Rules barring American internet service providers from treating online traffic differently have officially been lifted.
To which your response was
> Good
These statments appear to directly conflict. hence my question.
My stance is that companies cannot be trusted to act reasonably or ethically and so must be forced to do so. It is also that such power should not be in the hands of a few people which be directed by executive orders. It should be legislated, not directed.