How net neutrality fight may change your internet - CNN.com
The proposed change means that POSSIBLY, big companies will have the money to pay for big access. Web based ".org" concerns may not be able to pay the bill, nor would state and county generated sites be able to compete. This means that some of us who are enjoying the wide range of access currently available on the Internet, might not have the luxury of accessing our favorite, albeit, modest, non-profit sites.
Am I getting the gist here? I am a genealogist. The sites I love to access are not limited to Ancestry.com or other large corporations. I frequently make use of the dot org sites or dot com sites that literally were start-ups at one time, plus other sites like FamilySearch, USGenWeb, Findagrave.com, Cyndislist.com, and so forth. I depend on access to archival web sites often sponsored by genealogy and history societies and even by individuals.
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