Time to add Wildblue.
I know several users utilize this site.

Nancie

Thanks VB
Since all present Wildblue subscribers have their service thru NRTC members, their email addresses will be thru said NRTC members.  Such as, my email is "xxxx@lrec.org" for Lake Region Electric Co-op.  Wildblue subscribers have been posting their speeds on satellite internet forums, using Testmy tests, so I know they are here.
You won't see Wildblue addresses until the fall when independents are allowed to market the service.

Nancie

 ;)  I'm a recent subscriber to WildBlue....my installation has some teething troubles:
SMTP email server is troubled using OE6 or Thunderbird.  Dialup backup for the Pro package needs a fix so I can log on and use it....IF I should ever need it.

Download speeds average about 200kB/s with bursts up to 350kB/s,  uploads about 25kB/s.  There is a problem with the uplink transmitter, low power,  in my IDU that may be causing some problems.  Tech support is working on the situation.

My email address is  xxxx@wildblue.net since I am one of the few Florida subscribers outside of the NRTC.

The system has some bugs, but so did DirecWay when it first came on line, so in time I expect to get good solid service out of WB.

I have been using Wildblue for 6 months...Good service and FANTASTIC help desk although I havnt needed it much.
Im on the pro plan so Im am rated for 1.5 Mbps but according to testmy I get on averave 1.8 to 1.9 Mbps.  Im not complaining.
uploads get a tad flaky at peak hours but I dont really care too much. It beats DirecWay down to the ground.
Having had both DirecWay is going to have to do something real fast or just give up n go away.
but please Def add WildBlue.

Yes please add Wildblue. I have had it since Nov 4 and I'm happy with it. Some problems on my beam but all in all it's been good. I also have a @wildblue email account.

Is the policy that an ISP must utilize diverse BGP routing to be listed as a forum of their own?  I realize that Wildblue is utilizing ATT bandwidth for their terrestrial backbone connections, but it seems odd that DirecWay and Starband are both separate forums (and not listed under their backbone connections) and yet wildblue is listed under their backbone connection when they are offering two-way satellite which is substantially different than anything else AT&T-related.

I believe it was stated that wildblue will have 20,000 - 25,000 customers by the first of the year, so while substantially smaller than DirecWay at this point they are already almost as large as starband.

Anyway, my vote as well would be to have a real wildblue forum that people can easily find. I don't think even any of us wildblue users would think to look for wildblue listed under ATT.

Yes, they have a few blocks of IP's they're using; my particular wildblue IP lists as:

OrgName:    Wildblue Communications, Inc.
OrgID:      WBC-39
Address:    5970 GREENWOOD PLAZA BLVD
City:       GREENWOOD VILLAGE
StateProv:  CO
PostalCode: 80111
Country:    US

NetRange:   70.41.0.0 - 70.41.255.255
CIDR:       70.41.0.0/16

I have WildBlue provided by DishNetwork. email xxxxx@dishmail.net
i suggest DishNetwork is added with a childboard of WildBlue