#equitable internet

[chaosscroissant]

To Save Net Neutrality, We Must Build Our Own Internet

We must end our reliance on big telecom monopolies and build decentralized, affordable, locally owned internet infrastructure.

Net Neutrality should not be taken away from us, that’s the bottom line. But even with Net Neutrality, many places-- neighborhoods, towns, rural areas, predominantly poc areas, in the United States are not serviced by any internet providers. So they’re building their own. That’s Digital Justice. It’s already in motion all over the United States, and you might see more of it if Net Neutrality is rolled back. I think it could be a wonderful thing to take our digital lives in our own hands.

[mantra4ia]

Ajit Pai, Net Neutrality, etc

Ajit Pai, 202-418-1000 / [email protected].

I need you to take a step back and read 22 million complaints about how your committee plans to step back government restrictions that maintain net neutrality (read: equitable access to the web and web services, all data created equal).

Don't worry, you can split it up among everyone in the BDAC "Competitive Access to Broadband Infrastructure Working Group" and the "Removing State and Local Regulatory Barriers Working Group." That membership is roughly something like 50 people; I think 440,000 complaints a person is reasonable. Over half of the members are from the big Tecomms anyway (ATT, Comcast, Google Fiber, Frontier, TDS Telcom, Charter, Sprint, and Verizon to name a few), they should be experienced in the complaints department, so really you're ahead of the game my less-than-favorite chairman.

Members of the BDAC in case you wish to contact them in addition to your local rep in office.