Update: According to FCC spokesman Neil Grace, the vote will proceed as scheduled. "Chairman Wheeler fully supports a robust public debate on how best to protect the Open Internet, which is why he intends to put forward his proposals for public comment next week. Moving forward will allow the American people to review and comment on the proposed plan without delay, and bring us one step closer to putting rules on the books to protect consumers and entrepreneurs online."
read what it REALLY says,... not what it seems to say.
what it really says is that the decision has
already been made as to how to "protect the internet".
Update: According to FCC spokesman Neil Grace,
the vote will proceed as scheduled. "Chairman Wheeler fully supports a robust public debate on how best to protect the Open Internet, which is why he intends to put forward his proposals for public comment next week. Moving forward will allow the American people to review and comment on the proposed plan without delay, and
bring us one step closer to putting rules on the books to protect consumers and entrepreneurs online."
just because the public has "inputs" doesn't mean they are even going to read them.
it's a "front end loaded " done deal