Meta-comment: this is a fantastic article.

I find that nearly all writings in the pro-internet-freedom camp are overly detailed, technical and long. They take great care to be precisely accurate, come up with unmarketable terms like "net neutrality", and as a result they really just end up preaching to the choir.

Then this one! It's rather short, it's to the point, it uses imagery that my dad can understand ("censorship machine" instead of "content recognition algorithms"). I hope all the others fighting the good fight take notice. Really impressed with Reda here.

I can actually share this with people!