On 26/08/2013 18:14, Martijn Hoekstra wrote:
I do think there is some merit in the net neutrality argument, at least
sufficiently so to be open to discussion on whether or not offering
Wikipedia Zero is a good thing. It comes down to the question if we believe
that having a walled garden variety of internet consisting only of
Wikipedia for free, and with that undermining the market position for a
paid, open internet is a net positive. I'm inclined to say it is, but the
opposite position, though counter-intuitive, is pretty defensible.
-Martijn
Wikipedia Zero seeks to increase (free) access to one of our project. If
we don't think that's a good idea, what the heck are we doing running
the project in the first place?
KTC
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