Comments on: Confirmation that I do, in fact, agree with myself. http://www.unforgivingminute.com/blog/2007/10/15/confirmation-that-i-do-in-fact-agree-with-myself/ Tagline, you're it! Sat, 10 Jan 2009 00:04:08 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.5 By: Tam http://www.unforgivingminute.com/blog/2007/10/15/confirmation-that-i-do-in-fact-agree-with-myself/#comment-888 Tam Tue, 16 Oct 2007 15:57:24 +0000 http://www.unforgivingminute.com/blog/2007/10/15/confirmation-that-i-do-in-fact-agree-with-myself/#comment-888 I assume that Calvin Coolidge isn't offered as a choice? I'm probably going to have to write him in. I assume that Calvin Coolidge isn’t offered as a choice?

I’m probably going to have to write him in.

]]> By: HOTI Dave http://www.unforgivingminute.com/blog/2007/10/15/confirmation-that-i-do-in-fact-agree-with-myself/#comment-887 HOTI Dave Tue, 16 Oct 2007 14:33:05 +0000 http://www.unforgivingminute.com/blog/2007/10/15/confirmation-that-i-do-in-fact-agree-with-myself/#comment-887 TD, well said on net neutrality. I work on this issue for the group Hands Off the Internet, and while I think the shorthand for our position is "anti-net neutrality" the truth is we do support the FCC's four principles of net neutrality -- heck, we even <a href="http://www.handsoff.org/blog/print" rel="nofollow">ran an ad about this</a> last year (see first ad). It really is about whether or not there's a need for regulation in this area. Obviously, we argue that there's no demonstrated need for it. The Internet has grown so well because the government has kept its "hands off," if you will. And if there ever is any serious abuse by an ISP, we already have antitrust laws to take care of that. If you're interested in following the subject more, feel free to check out our blog. It's linked behind my name. TD, well said on net neutrality. I work on this issue for the group Hands Off the Internet, and while I think the shorthand for our position is “anti-net neutrality” the truth is we do support the FCC’s four principles of net neutrality — heck, we even ran an ad about this last year (see first ad).

It really is about whether or not there’s a need for regulation in this area. Obviously, we argue that there’s no demonstrated need for it. The Internet has grown so well because the government has kept its “hands off,” if you will. And if there ever is any serious abuse by an ISP, we already have antitrust laws to take care of that.

If you’re interested in following the subject more, feel free to check out our blog. It’s linked behind my name.

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