You are ruining the internet. Users already pay providers lots of money for speeds comparable to Estonia. The internet is not broken, stop trying to fix it.

Net Neutrality is Important to the USA!

I can't understand why I can connect to every other part of the FCC website but not the comments about the proceedings for protecting the internet . I wish to be heard and I believe that I have this right. How can I leave my comment when I can't even access the specific page.

WTF is going on with the comment section FCC ? Is this what we can expect wanting to voice opinions about net neutrality.

fix te roblem

The USA has been bought and sold but the American people won't go down quietly...Support Net Neutrality! End Corporatism!

The only bad "F word" is "FCC" - Tom Morello

"For more information about the open Internet, see www.openinternet.gov" Unfortunately that site referenced is not available.

I am unable to access the comments section of your site. I have attempted to use several different browsers to no avail.

The link to which I was directed, http://www.fcc.gov/complaints%3Chttp://www.fcc.gov/complaints, does not work. I don't think the FCC cares, judging by their past apathy to my and others' submittals of reports and complaints.

How about branding your FCC site paralysis as "fast service"? Then create a second, paying tier where citizens with enough money can receive "very fast comment service"? Pay to play seems to be the FCC way.

It's not as if FCC has a monopoly on regulating communications in the US...

You say you want our comments, yet that portion of the the site doesn't work. Kinda like getting rid of net neutrality, don't you think?

This link from the FM Station coverage ReadMe is broken

The link gives an error page, please fix this

On the page "http://www.fcc.gov/logos", in the section "FCC-Approved Equipment Authorization Labels" the hyperlink "FCC-Approved Equipment Labels for Part 15 and Part 18 devices" points to "http://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/kdb/forms/FTSSearchResultPage.cfm?id=27980&switch=P", which returns a "The page you're looking for is currently unavailable to view".

There is no mention of the allowed use of repeater stations. There is also no mention of the fact that GMRS is operates under Part 95 and is therefore not subject to the impending narrowbanding that business and public service radio are about to convert to. Instead of the 50 watt limit that GMRS is actually allowed, only a 5 watts are mentioned and, a ridiculous claim of 25 mile range from this 5 watts is claimed. Please correct these omissions and grave exaggerations. GMRS is regulated and professional unlike the unregulated FRS

Trying to give the new tools a chance, I go to Official Documents, I apply filters to see all Public Notices released by International Bureau. When I try to switch to 50 results per page, my filters reset. When I reapply the filter, I only get 10 results. Hmm...