Sure, they have a right to limit the bandwidth.  I don't think anyone would like to work with a network designed with back haul for 1,000 normal users and have 100 of them do a terabyte a day...

Still, I would think that conversation about it rather than termination would be better for everyone.  Offer those that pull more a higher surcharge for that bandwidth...some offer of a solution that is positive and not the draconian "...you will be terminated." kind of letter.

Darth Sidious lives at Verizon?

On 6/1/06, Matthew Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Just more justification of why we need more Muni-WiFi's!

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