ISPs' willingness to take action

Erm...unfortunately, with the recent worm outbreaks,
that's exactly opposite.

The unfiltered users are the ones causing the most pain
and suffering in terms of increased load on the network;
if you're looking to recoup the costs of having to upgrade
infrastructure to support additional worm traffic, you
need to be charging *more* for unfiltered access than you
charge for filtered access.

So, tell me--are you willing to pay a premium for
unfiltered access to the Internet? :slight_smile:

Matt
happily paying a premium for non-NAT'd, unfiltered
access to the Internet.

matt@petach.org wrote:

So, tell me--are you willing to pay a premium for
unfiltered access to the Internet? :slight_smile:

Yes, that's why I don't use AOL.

Peter