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www.slyck.com -  The FCC has released its 67 page order, which spells out in profound detail just how unacceptable it found Comcast’s discriminatory policy against the BitTorrent protocol. In fact, the order is so berating to Comcast that one would think it was written by the very BitTorrent uploaders the ISP sought to throttle. Today’s official order supplements the August 1, 2008, announcement by Chairman Kevin Martin, who agreed with public complaints that Comcast was in violation of net neutrality standards.

There’s some damaging verbiage from the Commission, to the delight of many BitTorrent users who felt slighted by the company’s management policy. Take for example the uncertain level of trust the Commission indicates. In the juicy part of the order, the FCC grants reasonable time for Comcast, but with a significant caveat.
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