Wine & Cheese Page

This here as a resource so everyone can see both sides of the 'discussion'. Or perhaps more accurately: To provide people with whatever information I have.. however biased or misinformed :)

For those who don't already know, a local Kingston ISP has blocked access to some of it's web pages from Wave (High Speed Cable Modem) customers. Since non-Wave people don't get to see the protest page, I have placed a copy here, along with a discussion thread from the 'cablenet.general' newsgroup, which is available only to Cablenet subscribers.

Disclaimer: I am a Cable Modem 'Test Pilot', and so I am biased. The following links are to pages the contents of which I am not the author. If anyone knows of any other information on this matter that should be included I'll be happy to add it.

Update: Jan 21

I have received an email message from Steve Cole, President & Systems Administrator of Kingston Online Services. Steve has noted that my mirrored pages are out of date and there is now a direct link to the main protest page that anyone can view: http://www.kos.net/weprotest.html

Old mirror pages:
KOS Main Protest Page
KOS Protest Update Page
KOS Reply to Whig Standard
Fax from Cogeco to KOS

Other:
Cablenet.general newsgroup thread "Kingston ISP Whines again"
Copy of the Whig Standard Article posted to cablenet.general
Another response from Steve Cole that's been posted to Cablenet.general

Click here to circumvent the KOS restrictions

Your Hosts:

Wave Homepage

Cablenet Homepage

KOS Homepage ...maybe :)

Sean's HomePage Pic of a Mailbox