Yes, this has come up before, and yes, it is an ongoing battle. You might be tired of the fight, but this is a fight worth continuing. Do not let complacency ruin something you cherish. The next big challenge is coming up and this is an important month for awareness. For more information and to see what you can do, please check out this thread in the SteamGifts community forums:
No generic thanks are necessary for this giveaway. Instead, discussion on net neutrality is welcome. And please spread the word and TAKE ACTION.
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Wryyyyyy
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Thanks a lot <3
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No super fluffy thanks? :(
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People moaned when I did it all the time, now moan when I don't do it :p
SuperFluffyThanks™
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Fun Fact: I used your super fluffy thanks during the last simgive event. It makes it unique to who you are! :D
except when I steal it
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Thank you very much
It's in my wishlist :)
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Thanks for bringing this to our attention. I signed up, sent letters to everyone and shared it on Facebook!
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Thanks again for these giveaways and for bringing attention to Net Neutrality!
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Thanks a lot!!!
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Köszönjük.
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I think that "Net Neutrality" is a scam & that ISPs should regulate themselves via competition, not via the government.
For the most part anyway.
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The problem is for the majority of Americans, there is no competition in the market. For example, I literally have all of one ISP to choose from where I live at and that's the norm.
Until we can get competition, these monopolies need to be regulated.
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Well, I certainly don't know how to fix a lack of competition but regulations are hardly encouraging it.
In my opinion, getting involved into the business should be incentivized and not discouraged.
What I've seen happening in rural areas (not in the US), is people pledging to ISPs to sign with them, if they established access to the internet in their town/village.
So the ISPs invested to bring internet to those areas and everyone was happy.
Maybe people should do more like that, since ISPs also want to make more money and get more customers.
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European citizen, net neutrality is already here, European Commission would not accept some bs like this in Europe, so I can say we are safe. :)
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Thanks
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Thanks so much for this one, I`ve been hearing only good things about it. Have a nice one.
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