> How bad is it if Corporations pick who can and cannot have a Public IP
> address? Well, if you do any Web Developing at all, that means you
> cannot develop any Web Pages or Web Sites on your Computer, and have
> them verified over the Internet, and you cannot send a link to your
> Customers so that they can see what you are developing for them, and
> you cannot Host your own Web Site off your own Computer, to show
> people what type work you can do, developing new Web Sites.

>
> The ISP Corporations will make it as difficult as possible for you to
> get a Public IP Address, and say that you cannot have a Public IP
> address for your security, and give you a Private IP Address, and say
> that you have to pay to do these things on their Computer, where they
> will Host your Web Site and resources needed for development, which
> can only be Hosted on their Computers, and this both takes away your
> ability to work at home, and sell your product to others who don't use
> your ISP, and it takes away your freedom of the press.
>
> Now you know why I have not been able to get my Web Site that I have
> been Hosting on my Computer since 2000, back online, and cannot use it
> to develop anyone else's Web Sites, until I can get the ISP to give me
> a Public IP address, instead of forcing me to have to use a Private IP
> so that they can take away my Web Development Job, and take my Web
> Site and charge me to Host it on their Computers.
>
> In service of God and Country
>
> Joseph