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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 2480458, member: 1414"] You’ve got to be kidding me. They’ve been doing it the last two years too. There are huge holes in the old rules. It was first proposed around 2010 and the courts shut it down. But it’s not worth arguing about it with a NN Kool Aid drinker. Let’s just wait and see. I’m not worried at all. The only “throttling” that would occur would be of companies like Google and Netflix, who already have taken steps to speed their content, including paying ISPs when they didn’t have to. Nothing else even registers. At peak evening hours, Netflix and YouTube are well over 50% of all traffic by themselves. [/QUOTE]