content: The bandwidth provider in my area is publicly owned and receives federal funding. I also live in a very red area where a majority of the people believe in the 1st amendment and free speech. This publicly owned and federally funded entity wouldn't have a leg to stand on if it attempted to subvert the 1st amendment by restricting free speech. Sure, we could come to a day where wifi signals are so strong that we could create our own user distributed wifi network that connects communities and cities through a distributed radio system, but the process I describe above could be implemented in a matter of months if enough people decided to put some effort into it. I'm not saying it would be a worldwide phenomenon with millions of websites in a week, but even if a few hosts and creators got together to put together a simple video upload site and news site, it would be a good test of the model.