Worked for me when I clicked it... taking me to a "new filing"... I already filled out this form back with John Oliver made the call from his Last Week show. So I can't follow thru. the https: did fail for me ... so try without the secure socket.

This was a real interesting read:
http://leftwardthinking.com/learning-example-net-neutrality-violations/

as I wanted to know real examples of net neutrality violations. Exactly why we need the FCC to back off of their plans to reclassify ISPs.

I just "contacted" my representatives... one of which is Cruz... who seems to think Pai is the greatest thing since sliced bread.
I look forward to kicking his arse to the curb during his next re-election.

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Got a response from a representive in congress. Lamar Smith will not be getting my vote in future elections:

Many thanks for your recent letter on net neutrality. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts with me.

Since the beginning of the Internet, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) monitored Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to protect user privacy and promote general best practices. This allowed ISPs to invest an estimated $1.5 trillion in building networks and improving service. In 2015, the Obama Administration reclassified the Internet as a public utility in order for the Federal Communications Commission to enact costly rules and regulations on ISPs. To afford and comply with these federal rules, ISPs slowed their investment in service and network expansion. Earlier this year, the FCC reclassified ISPs as “information services,” which returns regulatory authority back to the FTC and encourages ISPs to begin investing again in improved services and expanding networks, which American consumers support.

Be assured I will keep your thoughts in mind as I continue to monitor this issue.

For more information about federal issues, or to send me an email, please visit the 21st District’s website, http://lamarsmith.house.gov.

It's clear he doesn't get it and is another corporate mouth piece.
ISPs haven't slowed their investment. It's clear he has drank Pai's Koolaid.

In the case of Time Warner, ahem, Spectrum... it's completely true. They are 'evil'; like Ecorp in Mr Robot.

This is disappointing; but not surprising. This Corp Arse Hat appointed by President Cheeto has been clear with motives from day one.
I personally wonder how long until Evil Corps start implementing tiered pricing for content.

A what? Ah:
"Article 11 (a.k.a. link tax) would force anyone using snippets of journalistic online content to get a license from the publisher first — essentially outlawing current business models of most aggregators and news apps. " -- https://thenextweb.com/eu/2018/06/20/eu-votes-for-censorship-machines-and-link-tax-what-now/

So; technically - I just violated that rule. That's said - I don't see this as enforceable until the courts make a judgement in favor of the "tax"

See the whole thing stupid tbh.