A Letter
Dear Followers,
Tomorrow, there is a pretty good chance that Net Neutrality will be repealed. If it is repealed, I don’t know how fast it’ll take to go into affect. Net Neutrality is the principle that Internet service providers should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites. Freedom over all the information on the internet, for free.
While I don’t know exactly what will happen, I have to say that I’m worried. The repeal of Net Neutrality means that any Internet Providers, like cable companies and such, can limit what you see and do on the internet. This could mean that I won’t have access to Tumblr or Facebook or YouTube or Instagram. Internet Providers could start making people pay for certain things and I’m broke enough as it is. I don’t know what’s in store or what’s going to happen, but just incase:
You guys, all of you, have been the best thing to ever happen to me. It makes me so glad that people are able to enjoy my content. There have been some bad times, sure, but I always had people helping and supporting me. And if something does happen, to where I won’t be able to use Tumblr anymore. Just know that I love each and everyone of you. And I was so lucky to be able to have a platform where I could share my thoughts and writings with people who were able to love them.
Maybe I’m just being an idiot, too dramatic and way too problematic, but I really am worried. And I will miss all of you.
No! I cannot lose my blog wife, my very best friend!!! But if it does happen, I love you and will wait till we’re able to talk again. You’ve been so supportive of everything I’ve done and have helped me through the worse of my depression and anxiety.
No matter what, we are friends and I love you.
As for my amazing, beautiful followers, I have cherished this time with you. With your help I’ve grown with my writing and feel confidently about sharing it with people. Thank you all for what you have done for this blog. And no matter whenever this law goes into effect, know that there are people out there willing to help and support you.