distanceovertime

These are the type of answers that we are actually after. Reddit is known for it's circle jerks and this is becoming one.

Thank you for responding. I think my main frustration is not actually with you, but with the general public not realizing how difficult it is to actually secure the finances to do what you've done. The feel-good attitude of "look at what we've done" is great, but paints a picture to the average citizen that it's easy to achieve.

You've responded to a lot of my posts, and I appreciate it.

Edit * I don't think it particularly matters, but I am a network engineer who has designed fiber deployments and realize the enormity of what you have achieved, so congratulations.

Put some dollar amounts on this, please. Percentages don't paint the whole picture.

Do you have a figure for number of route miles? Square miles is an easily digestible figure, but route miles is more relevant for network infrastructure.

Is your company not-for profit, non-profit or a for-profit company? Do you have a board that residents vote and elect too?

How do you plan to improve revenue over the coming years? Once you have the assets installed and paid for, considering the churn of residents adding and removing services income will eventually plateau without expansion. Do you intend to deploy fiber to neighboring areas and slowly increase your area of influence? What will stop you from becoming the very companies you are competing against?