> It also works the other way around: CAROL does not want to pay ALICE to have premium access.
How does this logically follow? CAROL advertises fixed downlink/uplink connection to any autonomous network. How is it “premium access” to deliver on what you are actually advertising?
It’s like selling SSD drives and then saying oh yeah but if you store video files in this particular video codec they will play at only 15 fps unless the codec vendor pays us extra for a firmware update.
> So your "BOB can't switch ISPs" does not even apply here.
It applies to the particular Netflix/neutrality debate.
How does this logically follow? CAROL advertises fixed downlink/uplink connection to any autonomous network. How is it “premium access” to deliver on what you are actually advertising?
It’s like selling SSD drives and then saying oh yeah but if you store video files in this particular video codec they will play at only 15 fps unless the codec vendor pays us extra for a firmware update.
> So your "BOB can't switch ISPs" does not even apply here.
It applies to the particular Netflix/neutrality debate.