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...to wit, that everyone defines it differently. And, of course, its advocates usually couch it in glowing terms, such as "preserving the openness of the Internet." This obscures the fact that the legislation that's being promoted as "network neutrality" legislation would allow P2P pirates and bandwidth hogs to clog the pipes, actually destroying the openness of the Internet. The term "Network Neutrality" is worn out. It's been defined in so many different and contradictory ways that it has no unambiguous meaning. The topic should be addressed in terms of its component issues (the list of which seems to grow daily) rather than as the amorphous, ill defined lump that it has become.