Adi Linden wrote:
To compare this with the electricity company, the average home with a
200A
service is equivalent to NATed and firewalled internet bandwidth. As your
electricity demands grow (for whatever reason) the electricity company
upgrades your service, to 3 phase, 600V, whatever. Same with internet
bandwidth, get a public ip, get a static ip, get ports opened, run
servers. Just as the upgraded electricity service requires more knowledge
and equipment so does the upgraded internet bandwidth.
If we would properly follow the analogy above, ISPs should provide a
"security fuse" which would disconnect the user when blown. Paul called
this "cyberjail" if I follow his thoughts. All efforts above this should
be charged separately or be part of "better general level of service".
You can also charge for letting people out of the jail. Make it $50 or
$100 a pop, not to be outrageous but justifiable.
Pete
