Dear David,

1. Read My Story 2. Tell Your Own Story 3. Share With Your Friends

Now is the time to stand up for a free and open Internet. The FCC is seeking public comments on Net Neutrality -- and thousands of people are telling their stories. Here's mine:

"My name is Travis Thompson, and I am a twenty-three year old disabled student. I sustained a spinal cord injury at the age of 19, and ever since then my quality of life has been poor. However, the Internet has been a life line for me, because it has been my gateway to the outside world that I have such trouble navigating." Read my full story.

At SavetheInternet.com, you can read stories from others, view photographs, watch new videos, and join a national conversation about the future of the Internet. You even create your own personal comment page to share with others.

Tell Your Story and Save the Internet

AT&T, Verizon and Comcast are pressuring the FCC to rule against Net Neutrality. If they get their way, these giant corporations will become the gatekeepers of the Internet, deciding what you can do online. You can help stop them.

This may be the best chance we have this year to demonstrate to Washington that protecting the free and open Internet is an issue that matters to millions of Americans. The FCC needs to know why Net Neutrality is important to you. Tell them how an open Internet impacts your daily life, your business and your ability to connect with others.

To save the Internet, we need to flood the FCC with stories and comments from people around the country. Can you ask five friends to send their story to the FCC?

Tell Your Friends to Take Action

With your help, we can send hundreds of thousands of comments to the FCC that they can't ignore.

Onward,

Travis Thompson
Student
Elizabethtown, Ky.

P.S. Want to do more? Write a letter to the editor to help raise awareness about this important campaign.

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