In terms of just "being a nice citizen of the internet" it used to be the case that the US was our nearest international neighbour on the net - traffic to Oz and Asia was often routed through the US.
I think this changed wrt Oz with a big "pipe" over the Tasman, but is Asia (e.g. Japan) closer in a network sense that the West Coast of the US? Anyone know? On 28/11/06, Volker Kuhlmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However who cares. ISPs in NZ have given you a clear signal: national traffic now costs the same as international. This is as clear as can be and the same as "we couldn't care less whether you download from overseas or locally", so your question sinks below significance.
