Naturally, not too many people are going to see opinions other than those of the established church. Now let's translate the analogy to the modern day. Manufacturers have figured out ways that each of us can transmit digital information over radio waves, This can bring the Internet to people who don't have or can't afford dial-up connections. The technology can lead to an explosion of communication in rural areas, schools, and other places where wiring is difficult. To continue my analogy, the medium is being handed over to large institutions - not the church, but the large commercial broadcasters who are today's equivalent institutions trying to control our attitudes and beliefs.
Enforcement is through the permanent sale of the electromagnetic spectrum.
Making your voice heard at the Federal Communications Commission is no more difficult than writing down your opinions and dropping them in a snail-mail box. However, members of the general public may participate in the FCC rulemaking process through less cumbersome means. They will be reviewed by members of the Commission staff, and made available for public inspection. Your comments should be clearly labeled on the first page as to which proceeding you are interested in. That's all there is to it.