Google looking for help.

[BlueWolf72]

Are you proud to be on the web. Get involved.


Google has partnered with the New America Foundation to create a community feedback forum for ideas on how to improve broadband in the U.S. Users can submit their ideas, which are voted on by others using Google Moderator's yay or nay system.

The forum will be open for the next two weeks, after which Google is going to take some of the top-voted ideas to its proposal, which is being submitted to the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC will then take some or all of those ideas to congress early next year as part of the economic stimulus plan.

So far, there are a little over 70 ideas from some 270 registered users. Using the service requires signing up with a Google account, however any name can be provided when creating ideas.

 

[No Limit]

Those ideas look a bit half assed so far.

 

[Krynn72]

Most of them are absurd and/or would put the governing of the internet into the hands of one or two major corporations, and would destroy the internet as we know it.