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 FCC asks for comments on network neutrality, gets 27,000 of them - Nate Anderso
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FCC asks for comments on network neutrality, gets 27,000 of them - Nate Anderson, ars technica

The FCC reply comment period for network neutrality came to an end yesterday, with hundreds (if not thousands) of last-minute filings from businesses and consumers alike. In fact, the complete docket now runs to nearly 27,000 unique comments, including one from an angry Brazilian who speaks "from a great University of brazil (sic) and we will create chaos if they destroy net's neutrality." The FCC can also "kiss my ass." Another commentator told the agency, "This is rediculous (sic)." Passions, it appear, are running high.

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