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Originally Posted by blueash

While wikipedia is crowd produced and there are editors, it does tend to have a good self-correcting mechanism

Net neutrality - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There you will see both some pro and con arguments. You will also see the history of the concern, and that the term was not coined by a politician. At this point there are also over 150 links you can follow.

The Net Neutrality Debate in 2 Minutes or Less - Scientific American I don't think Scientific American has a political agenda

Thanks for those links.....I like the link below from the Detroit Free Press...and for those who make light of this subject or have a bit of political fun....this from the article...

"Net neutrality is the most important policy concept you've probably never heard of. Negotiations under way in Washington, D.C. — between broadband service providers, President Barack Obama and the Federal Communications Commission — will likely have a far greater impact on how you live your life than, say, Ebola."

It is easy to understand...well, sort of, but gives the basics and is not that long to read. I really suggest all read it as it will have an impact and it is not so easy to "pick a side" on this without reading a bit.

What you need to know about net neutrality


PS....I might add that this paper seems to also have a bit of an agenda, but it is a start !!!