Re: Good, bad or indifferent?

[Benjamin Brown <optikali () gmail com>]

I think it can be a good thing. I would like to see some sort of requirement
that before disconnecting a user the ISP provides the user with adequate
information on how/where to resolve the issue rather than just a
notification of immanent service termination. I also think that if Federal
law is going to require this they need to couple it with a decent
information campaign with plenty of ways for users to have questions
answered.

On Mon, Jan 25, 2010 at 2:20 PM, Thomas Raef
<TRaef () wewatchyourwebsite com>wrote:

>  I read this on Slashdot:
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> Do you think this is good? Or bad? A step in right direction – maybe.
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> Please share your thoughts.
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> Thomas J. Raef
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