content: I'd say the catch is that right now it's all talk, and so far the FCC Chairman's only big move (Title II) ended up lacking teeth.  The FCC's Title II implentation addressed paid prioritization, but not throttling, unpaid prioritization, entrenched monopolies, predatory pricing, and bandwidth caps.  I'm not saying he's a wolf in sheep's clothing or anything, but I do want to point out that right now he's still all talk and no game until something solid happens.  When it happens, I'll be happy to compliment him on the good work.  But right now inaction veiled with pretty words could end up being that poison pill.