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Over the coming days, two arms of the US government will hold votes that could decide the future of free speech and commerce. The votes will be on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Net_neutrality">‘Net Neutrality’</a> — the set of rules that prevent the likes of Comcast or AT&T (so-called Internet Service Providers or ‘ISPs’) from blocking the content you see or requiring payment to prioritize what comes through their wires into your home or business. Since enactment in 2015, Net Neutrality has turbocharged investment in digital services and unleashed an unprecedented wave of citizen engagement. <a href="https://hackernoon.com/the-bedrock-of-free-speech-is-under-attack-2ae6f07dc417">It is now under assault</a>.