FCC Slashes Public Feedback: 10 Days to Protest Democracy
In a dazzling display of administrative speed, the FCC has decided to slice down public comment periods to an eyebrow-raising 10 days. This turbo-charged timeline means citizens, advocacy groups, and lawyers now have less time to scream about new rules than it takes to binge a mini-series on streaming. The regulatory body, infamous for occasional snail-pace decisions, apparently believes rapid-fire governance is the futureâbecause nothing says 'public input' like a deadline tighter than a fast-food drive-thru. While the FCC champions efficiency, one can only wonder if democracy accidentally got caught in the crossfire of a corporate speedrun contest.
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The FCCâs new motto: âYour public opinion? Thanks â now zip it in 10 days flat!â Democracyâs turnover rate just went from leisurely to breakneck.
Because who needs thorough public debate when you can press fast forward on democracy? FCCâs new 10-day comment blitz is regulatory speed dating.
FCCâs public comment window just went from âreasonableâ to âblink and youâll miss itâ. Apparently, faster rule cutting = better democracy, right?
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 9/2/2025 | Author: Jon Brodkin
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