WHAT'S going on with this KOSA bill?

God, if that happens it's more over than it's ever been.

I think with streaming services becoming more crowded and overpriced, we will see a return to "ye olde sail the internet seas" AND a major uptick in physical media collections again. I mentioned earlier how we are already starting to see people "curate" large amounts of media into google drive, servers, and other databases. People are more aware of stuff going missing (partially thanks to our work in the lost media community) and are more likely to download and preserve it quickly. And how about lower tech cell phones/pagers/messaging devices? Who knows? There is already a slight trend on the internet toward dumbphones/flip phones again too.
If crime groups can use walkie talkies effectively, why can't we? XD

A VCD revolution would be hilarious. Those are still sold in stores abroad, especially in Asia. I was so confused-I thought they were audiobooks at first because the packaging resembled them. Nope, while it was a lot of older series, it was still neat to see a different format that had so much more success abroad. 

"Old tech" is back on the menu booiissssssss!!!! Anyone want to revive an old website or start a new one??? Get those flip phones out! Walkie talkies! VCDs! Those old USBs shaped like critters! The skies the limit!
Also just a reminder that regardless of the outcome, KOSA COULD be challenged later. Sometimes living in a litigious society has its rare advantages. 

Isn't KOSA more likely to be supported by far right groups? The progressive groups singing petitions for promoting this bill are either being tricked or are just dumb.

In that case I guess there's a chance that it's going to be challenged.