The FCC’s proposal to kill net neutrality is now out — here’s how to comment
May 23, 2017 | Uncategorized
The FCC published its proposal to undo the 2015 net neutrality rules today, meaning the public is once again able to go and comment on it.
An early draft of the proposal was published last month. Comments were accepted during the following weeks — as many discovered thanks to John Oliver — but the commission put commenting on pause shortly before its vote. The vote happened last week, the proposal passed, and now we’re getting an updated draft and the ability to comment again.
Very little has changed between what was in the proposal a month ago and what’s in it today. The document is still a vague, open-ended mess that says very little while asking a ton of questions, giving the commission leeway to do more-or-less whatever it wants when…
