Brett, this borders on comical. You saw me speak. You’ve read my posts. I’m against network neutality legislation. Bram Cohen has come out against it as well (entirely independently from me.) So if you think I, BitTorrent or the EFF have some bias you want to attack, I remain confused. Are you secretly pro network neutrality legislation? I still don’t get what we’ve done that’s go you so in a tizzy. The EFF criticised Comcast for not being transparent and being anti-transparent on their RSTs and used a few strong terms you disagree with to describe it. As for the program chair of CFP, Eddan Katz, he just joined EFF as a staffer in the last couple of months and I’ve certainly never spoken with him about network neutrality or BitTorrent that I recall. I’ve barely met him.

Again, instead of inventing complete fabrications about conflicts, please try to focus on what’s actually wrong about my position, or EFF’s, or BitTorrent’s (none of which 3 are exactly the same as far as I know.)