I think it’s a good idea – but I think that many people don’t know if they have broadband. I know that was an issue with some of the surveys out of Mankato. The phone surveys would ask people if they had broadband and many people didn’t know. So they defaulted to asking if the Internet was “always on” and assumed it is was, then it was broadband. In fairness you could ask me anything about my car and I’d get it wrong – so I don’t fault the folks who don’t know.

Asking on the tax forms would give us a better idea of not asking at all – and we could probably figure out the margin of error or through mapping could filter out anomalies.