Yeah I was surprised to see we have our own campaign, given the general demographics of the area.

All good stuff, I have to say

Their are quite a few errors in the information on the site, would best to change them as to not confuse people.

That would be down to the person running the site I guess. I don't know what is inaccurate on there, so wouldn't know where to start. It's handy to have something local to keep an eye on though.

Ccxo.

Can I ask what is wrong as I run the site so I can update.

I'm no IT whizz but I know I would like fibre and if I don't do it no one else will.

But willing to take any feedback on board.

Evening Mark

Edited by deleted (Sun 19-Aug-12 23:12:32)

Looks like you are getting a second bite at the cherry:


ACRE ROAD - (NSG Ref: 230/00069)
Location:
O/S No: 34, Acre Road
Surface:
Promoter:
BT
Promoter Ref:
BC005-MU1W0000000IBDTDRUW
Leeds Council Ref:
619576
Planned Start Date:
27/09/2012

Exchange seems to have followed others and activation put back until December 2012 now!!

I would not class it as similar. THe copper BT twisted pais has very poor bansdwidth and is very subcect to noise. Coaxial cable that is feeding only one property has more than enough bandwith to meet any possible needs at least for the next 10 years. Coaxial also has much better noise immunity

Feeding one property, but the time slicing of DOCSIS makes it much more fun.

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Feeding one property, but the time slicing of DOCSIS makes it much more fun.

And the bandwidth limits of DOCSIS 2 and DOCSIS 3 that Virgin Media are constantly fighting with causing local congestion issues rather than at the data centre (viz, three student houses in a coax segment all on 100mbps service can essentially kill the service for everyone else).

In reply to a post by Bob_s2:

I would not class it as similar. THe copper BT twisted pais has very poor bansdwidth and is very subcect to noise. Coaxial cable that is feeding only one property has more than enough bandwith to meet any possible needs at least for the next 10 years. Coaxial also has much better noise immunity

You've forgotten its shared around as many as 500 homes per coax segment. If it was point to point then coax would be vastly better. The DSL services are point to point (home to exchange) before the sharing really goes on.