Sourced from the New York Times:

"Ajit Pai, the chairman of the commission, said the rollback of the rules would eventually help consumers because broadband providers like AT&T and Comcast could offer people a wider variety of service options. Mr. Pai was joined in the 3-to-2 vote by his two fellow Republican commissioners."

Ahahaha. Riiiiight. "Wider variety of service options." Sure.

So what now? Well, last week, I wrote an article about a new dev team working on a project called Substratum.

It's basically decentralized free internet, running on any browser. Check it out here:

Projects like this need our backing now more than ever. We need a decentalized internet that's accessable for all.

Let me know what you think in the comments. With a project like Substratum in the works, do we even need to be upset about the end of net neutrality? We can just build a better one.