Re: [DMCA-Activists] Leaflets

[Edward Bishop]

Excellent suggestions. 
However, for group events I think we will probably have to create/seek out 
our own local protest groups as we continue to exchange ideas, slogans, etc. 
online.
I live in CA, which if I guess correctly, is a long drive from where you
live and an even longer drive from where The Guttersnipe lives.

--- Dan Barrett <address@hidden> wrote:
> My skepticism of the public notwithstanding, I _would_ like to pitch in -- 
> I've always thought that a public reading from the infamous Adobe e-book 
> edition of Alice in Wonderland would be excellent stuff.  Perhaps "Fair Use 
> Day" protests?  Road trip to Washington?
> What kind of grassroots action do you folks suggest?
> 
> 
> On Thursday 20 March 2003 18:42, The Guttersnipe wrote:
> > There of course needs to be some translation for people who are either
> > not intersted or merely uninformed about technology, but that needn't
> > be an obstacle. I have found that as long as you aren't too technical
> > and don't come accross as condescending things can go quite well.
> >  It is a good idea to start out with how it will impact people in an
> > everyday way and forgo the far-reaching abstract implications until
> > that person which you are trying to educate becomes more informed with
> > time.
> >  I really think that we can make a change and that we can inform people
> > from all walks of life by being excited and passionate about our
> > beliefs and also taking the time to cleary explain our views.
> 
> 
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