Net Neutrality up for public comment (again)

New FCC chairman Ajit Pai has proposed (again) to rollback net
neutrality protections, and FCC is currently accepting public comment on
the matter.  If you would like to comment as part of the decision-making
process, either for or against, now is the right time.

HBO commedian/commentator John Oliver has both an explanation on this
version 2.0 of the proposed rollback.  See:
https://www.slashgear.com/john-oliver-just-made-it-easier-to-contact-the-fcc-about-net-neutrality-08484375/
, which includes a direct link to Oliver's 16 minute segment on the
subject, _and_ a description of a handy Web site Oliver's staff have
created to make the oddly difficult commenting process easy:

http://www.GoFCCyourself.com/   Just load that page and select link
'express', which will then select all the right options and let you type
in your name, address, e-mail address, and comments.

(As the slashgear.com article warns, Oliver's hilarious and extremely
informative rant is NSFW on account of copious swearing.)