Well I guess that's where people power comes in (or revolution!). If the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, NZ and most of the good countries in South America and Asia signed it, that would be enough for me. The Iran's of this world can have their own walled garden if they want.
>Some sort of Geneva Convention style treaty (but with more binding teeth) that lays out a list of fundamental principles and rights for the internet that all countries agree to adhere i.e. go over the head of the ITU.
That'll be awesome...
ISP's have to be located in countries... I wonder if it's feasible to launch a "Free Internet" satellite or something...
ISPs located in a country that has signed up to the treaty would have no issue communicating with other treaty member ISPs and since the idea is that most of the worlds decent countries are signed up to this new treaty, where's the problem?
