They might be posting comments received by <openinternet@fcc.gov> on ECFS. The posted comments look like emails. This website allows you to read comments, not just post them.
The Electronic Comment Filing System, or ECFS, "serves as the repository for official records in the FCC's docketed proceedings and rulemakings". The ECFS docket for this (14-28, "Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet") has about 500 filings in the last 30 days, and about 15,000 since the FCC announced it on February 19th:
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Is this the correct one? I've been pointing people to the FCC page: http://www.fcc.gov/page/fcc-establishes-new-inbox-open-inter...
They might be posting comments received by <openinternet@fcc.gov> on ECFS. The posted comments look like emails. This website allows you to read comments, not just post them.
The Electronic Comment Filing System, or ECFS, "serves as the repository for official records in the FCC's docketed proceedings and rulemakings". The ECFS docket for this (14-28, "Protecting and Promoting the Open Internet") has about 500 filings in the last 30 days, and about 15,000 since the FCC announced it on February 19th:
https://www.fcc.gov/document/new-docket-established-address-...