So, who's still in on this?

Are you talking about who's still in on a website that attacks the eyes ala the 90's?

Yeah, the site could be better. Web design and activism don't seem to go together well.

Anyway, when this was going around a month ago, lots of people were spamming links to this site and vowing to not buy entertainment during March.

I'm just curious if people actually remembered this was going on, since many of the same people have moved on to saving Africa from a warlord by liking a Facebook status. Or they've been playing their just-purchased copy of ME3.

riker47: Yeah, the site could be better. Web design and activism don't seem to go together well.

Anyway, when this was going around a month ago, lots of people were spamming links to this site and vowing to not buy entertainment during March.

I'm just curious if people actually remembered this was going on, since many of the same people have moved on to saving Africa from a warlord by liking a Facebook status. Or they've been playing their just-purchased copy of ME3.

People generally won't do anything until they are directly impacted.

First they came for the 1%...

brazil: People generally won't do anything until they are directly impacted.

First they came for the 1%...

but they paid their way out of it...

brazil: People generally won't do anything until they are directly impacted.

First they came for the 1%...

finnley wren:

Yeah. Those rape victims should shut the fuck up and sit down.

riker47: Yeah, the site could be better. Web design and activism don't seem to go together well.

Anyway, when this was going around a month ago, lots of people were spamming links to this site and vowing to not buy entertainment during March.

I'm just curious if people actually remembered this was going on, since many of the same people have moved on to saving Africa from a warlord by liking a Facebook status. Or they've been playing their just-purchased copy of ME3.

One of the things adbusters.org was trying to combat was the perception of online activism by clicking a link. It was part of the motivation behind the birth of the occupy wall street protest: get people out on the street.

I have not heard of this "Black March".

Can white folks participate?

What rape victims?

After learning how implicit and dangerous the indie music associations were in Canada - they were demanding more dangerous legislation than even CRIA was - I am pretty much set on never downloading or buying any music not in the public realm ever again. Attention all of you IAS: I will not let you have my money to put towards lobbying for legislation like this.

Netflix has been great for my DVD collection.