kismet

I think one of the big issues with net neutrality education is the quagmire of deception that's spilled out around it. Maintaining an open, uncensored forum for public information is vital for the future of Web 2.0 Ultimately though, it's important that net neutrality be discussed in everyday terms that the public at large can relate too, it's all too quickly being absorbed into a political-centric world that obscures the real-life impact the issue will have on people across the US, and world.

I think one of the big issues with net neutrality education is the quagmire of deception that's spilled out around it. Maintaining an open, uncensored forum for public information is vital for the future of Web 2.0 Ultimately though, it's important that net neutrality be discussed in everyday terms that the public at large can relate too, it's all too quickly being absorbed into a political-centric world that obscures the real-life impact the issue will have on people across the US, and world.