Would i still be able to have my forum site without net neutrality?

[ahawkua]

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Would i still be able to have my forum site without net neutrality?

[brandon_g]

Hopefully the lawsuits and then congress stops it from going through. Some republicans in house and senate have spoke out against it and all democrats are against, so it actually has a decent chance at being saved. While I am sure the isps will try to bribe the politicians, with how unpopular this is with the public (I think it is like 85% of the american public is against repealing net neutrality), perhaps politicians will actually listen this time, because money isnt any good unless you get votes, so we shall see how it plays out, but hopefully the lawsuit judge and congress and senate will say f you to Adjit Pai and his fcc and say sorry, net neutrality is here to stay.

[SLGray]

Net neutrality exactly made the Internet accessible for everyone. Without it, companies can charge and block access for groups.

For Examples:
Religious ISP's can block access to non-religious sites.
AT&T can charge for access to certain sites.

P.S. There has been some questions about the comments (against net neutrality) on the FCC website. It seems that some of them are fake.

[brandon_g]

I know what it is. Just saying all hope inst lost for it.

[SLGray]

Well it is here.

I have not really seen any differences.

The only thing I have noticed is Youtube takes a long time to load.

[brandon_g]

I haven't noticed any difference at all.