>>Think about it. If you have the web pages served from YOUR box, your
>>browser talks directly to YOUR box, never even seeing what the ISP is doing.
>>
> Yes, and only YOU can see updated pages, assuming you're on that end
>of the line (where your box is.) If you're somewhere remote, like any
>other user trying to access your pages, where your box is no longer
>matters. Your ISP would have a cache, their ISP could have a cache.
> Everyone loses.
I understand that and would be pissed if I found out that my ISP is actually
caching pages. But, at least I know that the changes are working as expected.
Going after my ISP is another problem all together.
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