I've got little to no idea about what I'm on about, but after all the net neutrality talk on Reddit, and that pop-up on GTAF that scared the sh*t out of me, I imagine LCPDFR, as a small-time downloads hub (unlike the vast sites like Netflix), may be hit hard by the supposed derailment of net neutrality.

 

Shouldn't the site be doing something about this? I know, GTAF caters to an international audience, but that pop-up did cause some concern. Even if it is as little as changing the logo and making a news post, or as big as slowing down downloads across the board (I wouldn't reccomend that), or even fully blacking out, anything can do. Because people's download speeds may get affected by this, and that'll harm the site, leading possibly to some butterfly effect where the site is badly hit.

 

I don't know what else to say, so I'll just link to the reddit r/blog post: 

 

The LCPDFR.com website is apolitical. We try to be neutral in regards to politics.