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Qutzupalotl

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7. I wonder if that's in conjunction with the bot attack.

Reply to byronius (Reply #5)

Wed May 10, 2017, 01:49 PM

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A bot is flooding the FCC's website with fake anti-net neutrality comments [View all] highplainsdem May 2017 OP

Looks like the Russian/RepubliCON botnet is earning it's keep... Raster May 2017 #1

We can count on net neutrality going away within days, if I understand the process Eliot Rosewater May 2017 #2

The FCC is doing alot of damage with barely any coverage MattP May 2017 #3

Let the FCC hear from you: Qutzupalotl May 2017 #4

Submit button is not responding. byronius May 2017 #5

maybe they should hire a high school kid to make sure their website works dembotoz May 2017 #6

I wonder if that's in conjunction with the bot attack. Qutzupalotl May 2017 #7

I saw that when I was on the site yesterday. Same first name with different last names JudyM May 2017 #8

It never really mattered. They werent going to listen anyway. briv1016 May 2017 #9

Who paid, Verizon? At&T? Comcast? Did they all go halvsies? 6000eliot May 2017 #10

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