[governance] Re: What is Network Neutrality

[McTim]

Hi Jefsey,

I just want to point out that you made it seem like you were quoting
me in the below, when the actual text you quoted under my name came
from Meryem (i think).

On Thu, Jan 15, 2009 at 2:11 PM, JFC Morfin <jefsey at jefsey.com> wrote:
> At 07:42 15/01/2009, McTim wrote:
>>
>> > But the point is, roughly speaking, that different contents/applications
>> > entering the same pipe of a given AS shouldn't be discriminated by this
>> > AS
>> > because of its nature, and this should apply to any AS on the internet
>> > route.
>
> This is in direct opposition to Patriot Act. The content may be examined and
> result in legal discriminatory actions such as having you extracted from
> home everywhere in the world and brought in front of an US inquirer.
>
> The internet is a free coalition of free operators with different different
> cultures, business plan, legal environment, agenda and technical capacities
> who help the interrelations of supposedly free people. There is NO
> difference between Network and Life Neutrality. Today Life and therefore
> Network Neutrality is documented as being at a state of "unrestricted" war.
> Because everyone has the capacity to conduct his own wars with different
> simultaneous and globally conflicting alliances in the various externets
> (his virtual consutructed perspectives of the network).
>
> The internet's interest is that it is so badly built that it cannot permit
> to enforce any kind of neutrality: there is therefore for everyone a bad
> reason why they should stay interneted.


-- 
Cheers,

McTim
http://stateoftheinternetin.ug
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