Non-discriminatory

Strangely, no one had ever talked on capping daily contributions in any language before an Algerian translator started contributing hundreds of English sentences per day. Of course, the proponents of this idea would swear up and down that this is not discriminatory by any means. If this is non-discriminatory, then I don't know what is.

This is a thought piece, but it is apparent we cannot return to a situation where a monopoly infrastructure provider decides who uses the network, and must make access available at non-discriminatory prices to the range of passenger and freight service providers that exist.