I am glad that someone started this thread. I thought about it, but wasn't sure if it fell with in the posting guidelines. I think that this is very topical to a website that is based on such a niche audience. Abandoning the protections provided by net neutrality will put websites like Pinside at risk. If Pinside has to start paying for bandwith where is the revenue going to come from? The internet works well as it stands. Its not like its some failing industry that drastically needs to be "de regulated". Really what it is doing is opening he door for isps to add regulations to the rest of those on the web and make a profit on it. They are ignoring the wants of the consumer with this one. I really struggle to find a reason why this makes sense outside of generating more revenue for current isps.