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United States FCC and Net Neutrality on Atelier and Transformice
Wolfywing
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If the United States FCC repeals net neutrality, will it impact TFM, and if it does, what will TFM do in response regarding their U.S. players?
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TFM may run slower -- nobody knows yet.

As for what TFM will do, probably nothing. They are a small company in France, I doubt they can go against companies that can literally buy Transformice in a heartbeat. The only thing we can do is hope that Congress will not approve of the repeal (Call your state representative, if you haven't already), and if it does get repealed, hopefully it stirs up enough of a shitstorm for net neutrality to be put back into place.
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what does this mean? net neutrality?
Grimmaro
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Ramuffingm a dit :
what does this mean? net neutrality?

Net Neutrality is a movement here in America to prevent the Internet Service Providers (ISP's) from essentially favoring certain companies over others. Let's say a website such as YouTube partnered up with Verizon but the website Twitch did not, Verizon could actually give consumers faster data with YouTube and top of the line speed while their competitor who didn't partner with Verizon (In this example is Twitch) would get very slow data and consumers who use that site would experience loading, buffering and more. Net Neutrality is a way to allow consumers to have full control over the content they choose to use on an everyday basis without the government trying to control.

Also, I am 95% sure there was an off-topic thread for this.

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Antonio
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Will this effect public schools?
Sherr
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Nekotonyy a dit :
Will this effect public schools?

lol of course..where there's internet it will all be affected
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The vote is December 14th. The FCC and your ISP want to impose limits on a free internet; in other words, parcel it off into DLC like packages that cost you more, restrict parts of it, and selectively decide what you can and can't do on-line.

Some examples of what we are facing if Net Neutrality falls:


  • You could lose the option of choosing where to shop on-line, or have to pay more for the right to shop at your favorite site

  • Popular sites like Netflix, Youtube, Spotify, could be throttled or blocked depending on your plan or geographic location

  • Anime streaming sites like Crunchroll and Funimation could suffer at the hands of powerful competing service Amazon Strike

  • You could even lose access to your favorite adult-websites


Plus many more that could be listed and the list could go on, but these are some of the few.

What you can do to help:

https://www.battleforthenet.com/ - basically the main page for fighting aganist it. Includes useful information on what the Net Neutrality is and what we can do aganist about it to avoid, including to make a call to The Congress.

https://www.savetheinternet.com/sti-home International version of you can show your resistance aganist it by signing the petition, making the call and sharing the word about it.

Here are the people who will be voting on this issue - only five people. As it stands, they will repeal Net Neutrality. (3 Republicans are voting to abolish, 2 Democrats are voting to keep it)

Look up your Representative and look up your Senator and let them know your stance on the issue.


This affects us all. DO. YOUR. PART.


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Ah.. This is gonna be a problem..
Wolfywing
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The problem is that in places where the only telecom companies are ones that want to throttle with certain websites (i.e. Comcast and AT&T) will suffer the most with having to pay extra or block websites all together. It's also an attack on the US's freedom of speech. It's a step backwards into 1990's internet buffering at the hands of big corporations and the Trump administration.
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Just going to say that one of the YouTubers that I watch, akidearest, made a video about this, and she never makes videos about this type of stuff.
akidearest's video
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rip crunchyroll....
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So... It only affects US? Or does it affect the other countries either directly or indirectly?

Edit : got it

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Batt_mellamy
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Hi!

You can continue to talk about net neutrality in this thread: Topic 876664
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