Huge net neutrality protest in a few days

[PorkChop]

http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2 ... neutrality

Mozilla, Reddit, Etsy, Kickstarter and Vimeo are hosting a "Go Slow" day on the 10th. They won't actually be affecting your surfing speed but they'll be displaying a frustrating 'loading' symbol on all of their pages.

Pornhub, Redtube and Youporn are also in, and more major sites are expected to join in the protest.

[Kirbi]

This is kind of cool. It's hard to imagine how it would actually pan out in everyday internet use if net neutrality is dumped, and I wouldn't mind a single day of annoyance to get a clearer idea of it. Other people may not like it so much though... I probably wouldn't either, if I could get my head around the idea on my own.

Is there any particular reason that it's happening on 10 September? - Is it an important date? Are there more people on Youporn on Wednesdays? What is it?