Dear FCC Chairman Wheeler:

The future of the open Internet is in your hands. But recent press reports indicate the agency is considering a convoluted plan with too many of the huge problems that millions have been protesting against all year.

The option you are reportedly considering would still allow broadband providers to cut specialized deals with companies to reach Internet users, fails to prevent the creation of slow lanes, and gives users no real protection against discrimination from our Internet service providers. And all of this rests on shaky legal arguments that won’t stand up in court.

I urge you to restore the principle of online nondiscrimination by reclassifying users' Internet access as a telecommunications service.