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That said, yes, this is about as dumb as an ISP's rules can get.
Certainly as cynical and possibly as manipulative.
The question is what the IETF can or should do about bad ISP customer
policies, when those policies do not cause operations problems for the
rest of the Internet?
In the short term let me plead once again ...
One question is what can or should individual members of the IETF do about
bad US Congressional policies. In the absence of personal initiates by
folks like us to Senators and Congressmen..let me assure you they will
screw things up.
Its not that hard to write a letter, sign it with a return address and put
a postage stamp on it or make a phone call to a local representatives office..
The US Congress is not very good a dealing with email ..trust me.
they like snail mail...
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