Thank you for that question.
We are concerned, as many ISPs are, about the ACTA negotiations. It's supposed to be about counterfeiting, but it seems to have gone way past counterfeiting to being about ISPs and the downloading activities of our customers.
We don't think ISPs should be put in the position of being traffic cops that decide what is legal and what is not. We really hate any idea that we would have to terminate a customer's service based on a three-strikes policy. We do not want to do that at all. I have a great deal of sympathy for the copyright holders who feel that their content is being stolen. It's a big problem. But I don't want to see this done by putting ISPs in the position of having to disconnect their customers or aiding in the conviction of their customers.