http://www.gamerswithjobs.com/node/44497

I will admit i don't know much about bandwidth or how much i use.  I do know that i live in a house with 3 World of Warcraft players and 2 people who use live alot and netflix. 

I was thinking two things...

1) Will limits on bandwidth affect people who play games online?

2) Does anyone have more information about bandwidth they could share? such as how much going to websites uses? How much xbox live uses if you play for an hour? How long world of warcraft uses for an hour session? etc.

Any input would be great because well this could get expensive.

o right and people who already have limits talk about how that affects your gaming but try to say what the gaming and internet usage of everyone in the household is. 

K thanks

I'm torn on this. I wouldn't mind paying per GB if:

1) It was a fair price per unit
2) I didn't have to pay a monthly fee just to have the service in the first place.

The problem is that the prices are never fair and/or there's always some types of fees.

And people made fun of Comcast for its 250G data cap.

The biggest point the article makes is the need for competition. We need that or better regulation -- and I would prefer to let the market handle things first before having to resort to government.

Mike from Morgantown

(I am not anti-government. After all, it does everything that the private sector can't handle. But if there are non-governmental options, those are best for all.)