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Question of the Day: What's the most interesting small town you've visited in South Africa?
McGuywer
Executive Member
Where can one see such a template?
Thumbs up to ISPA for listening to the users/public....
Thumbs up to ISPA for listening to the users/public....
Ant_Brooks
Well-Known Member
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ISPA should certainly be commended for listening to both consumers and ISPs – and especially for implementing the changes in a matter of days. Well done Ant and friends as ISPA: may we suggest that you show ICASA and the DoC how it is done 
Well done ISPA, sounds great 
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I am still a bit in the dark though, was there a previous news article that I missed
.I am still a bit in the dark though, was there a previous news article that I missed
Gatecrasher
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Well done ISPA, sounds great
I am still a bit in the dark though, was there a previous news article that I missed
iro:
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=144687
http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=145094
The cloud gets a silver lining.
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Wimbo
Well-Known Member
ISPA should certainly be commended for listening to both consumers and ISPs – and especially for implementing the changes in a matter of days. Well done Ant and friends as ISPA: may we suggest that you show ICASA and the DoC how it is done
Quite true, actually. I personally think though that ISPA had their head dunked underwater for a pretty long time. The consumers and website-owners were all over these last few... and had the law on their side...