> we must fight back to protect the internet that we know and love.

This is not compelling. The internet I know and love has been dying for a long time for unrelated reasons. The new internet that is replacing that one is an internet that I very much do not love and would be totally ok to see lots of it get harder to access.

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futuraperdita 2 days ago | parent [-]

What parts and content should be "harder to access" in your view?

	▲	Avicebron 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		The parts where traffic generates money for the kind of people who would think putting an advertisement on a screen on someone's home refrigerator is an acceptable thing to do (morally, not legally or whatever). Extrapolate that how you will.