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Ryanlj
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[2009-02-25 22:52:25 +0000 UTC]
"Livid!"
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 10; Deviations: 163; Watchers: 216
Watching: 632; Pageviews: 21879; Comments Made: 851; Friends: 632
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Jackson PollockFavorite movies: Pretty much any Action and Comedy
Favorite bands / musical artists: Human Abstract
Favorite gaming platform: ps3 (DX_101)
Other Interests: sketch, games, tennis
# About me
r_lj@ymail.com-Alexandria, Minnesota, United States.
# Comments
Comments: 355
Just wanted to stop by and wish you aΒ Happy New Year!
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aw thanks, hope you have a good year
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You're welcome and thank you!
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hey can you look at this for a moment, please~
action.sumofus.org/a/open-inteβ¦
Here's one incredible thing about the Internet: once you get on, everyone gets an equal opportunity to use it. But Verizon, Comcast and other big US corporations are determined to change that,Β and kill an Internet that's open for all.Β
Internet service providers (ISPs) like Verizon and Comcast are pushing the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to make changes that would create an Internet βfast laneβ --Β where websites would need to pay ISPs a premium to ensure high-speed connections. ISPs would have the right to choose which services get fast traffic and small businesses that can't afford premiums could be slowed down to a crawl.Β
But the fight to save the open Internet is heating up. Consumers and a handful of companies including Netflix are standing up to the ISPsβ profit scheme. If ISPs like Verizon prioritize some traffic over others, it will hurt everyone -- consumers, start-ups, and small businesses alike.
The FCC is asking the public right now what to do -- and unless they hear from us, the FCC will hand over control of the Internet to Verizon and Comcast
all you have to is to submit this comment
I am opposed to the FCCβs proposed rules that allow corporations to take control of the Internet. I support equal and open Internet access. Please change the FCCβs proposed rules and regulate broadband Internet providers as common carriers so that the Internet will not be divided into a fast lane for corporations and a slow lane for everyone else.
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hehe, thanks for the cake in the face
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you are welcomed
did it was a bit fun?
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heh ah I see
have fun then ;3
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did you have a great b-day today ^^
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