Net neutrality shenanigins are happening.

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Nonnel:
so all he said was that people were looking at it negatively ?

Outpact-:

--- Quote from: mod-man on December 14, 2017, 08:26:00 PM ---these are the "effects of red"

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red can mean a lot of things, it depends on the social message.
red in food marketing sense is to make people hungry
and in this case, red is to make people feel concerned, more aware and more likely to take action, as a sign of 'warning'

aside all of this, though. i don't see how the techniques used in a poster would serve any kind of harm, rather spreading awareness of that this is a problem

otherwise im definitely missing out something here.

mod-man:

--- Quote from: Nonnel on December 14, 2017, 08:39:49 PM ---so all he said was that people were looking at it negatively ?

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no. he said he felt like people werent looking at both sides of it an, from the tonality of his voice, it seemed like it was a little disappointing to him. he didnt really voice an opinion on how he thought people were taking it other than that

Outpact-:

--- Quote from: mod-man on December 14, 2017, 08:42:52 PM ---no. he said he felt like people werent looking at both sides of it an, from the tonality of his voice, it seemed like it was a little disappointing to him. he didnt really voice an opinion on how he thought people were taking it other than that

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look at both sides
do we really need to?
i mean there is nothing beneficial by dropping NN for the consumers.

mod-man:

--- Quote from: Outpact- on December 14, 2017, 08:46:17 PM ---look at both sides
do we really need to?
i mean there is nothing beneficial by dropping NN for the consumers.

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if you want to understand net neutrality - if you want to understand anything in full, then yes you should most certainly look at both sides of the coin, or at least attempt to

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