Speakeasy Welcomes WiFi network sharing

sedawkgrep writes "Speakeasy.net has recently published a policy concerning their subscribers. They're openly welcoming the sharing of subscribers bandwidth via WiFi as long as you don't violate the existing terms of service. Speakeasy has always had a very liberal and open policy with their users. Even though I wouldn't open my network via WiFi, it's refreshing to see a company who is taking a more open approach rather than restrictive when dealing with its customers." I've been a Speakeasy customer for a while now ('tho my move from Boston to Ann Arbor meant going from 768 to 144 *sigh*) and have always been impressed with them. Great step supporting WiFi as well.

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They Should Be Liberal Considering

[CrazyDuke]

" it's refreshing to see a company who is taking a more open approach rather than restrictive when dealing with its customers."

Considering how much they charge, you should be able to do pretty much any damn thing you want. It isn't like Speakeasy is trying to do 1.5mbit for $50 a month. They seem to want your personal information before telling you this on their website now. But we're talking hundreds per month for basic 1.5/1.5.

Re:Speakeasy is the best.

[kliment]

nah, even better: unzip;strip;touch;finger;mount;fsck;login;logout;l ogin;logout;more;yes;unmou nt;sleep