Network Neutrality: Classification of Arguments For and Against

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-	This page aims to distinguish different arguments and reasoning in the debate around network neutrality, or control over traffic transmission on digital networks. The creation of this page was prompted by a view that people arguing for and against network neutrality use multiple definitions of the term and mix together many arguments on different levels. The purpose of this page is not to air polemics, but to elucidate the various points made for and against various forms of network neutrality.	+	This wiki has been retitled [[Network Neutrality: Distinctions and Controversies]] and all the content has been relocated there. It is available to the public for editing.
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-	= Varieties of Intervention in Internet Traffic =	+
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-	== Differentiation by Service (Port) ==	+
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-	== Differentiation by Origin or Destination (IP address) ==	+
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-	== Differentiation by Volume or Density of Traffic ==	+
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-	== Ban on "Servers" ==	+

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This wiki has been retitled Network Neutrality: Distinctions and Controversies and all the content has been relocated there. It is available to the public for editing.