mikejuk writes "Following the successful defense of the Internet against SOPA, website owners are being invited to sign up to a project that will enable them to participate in future protest campaign, the Internet Defense League. The banner logo for the 'bat-signal' site is a cat, a reference to Ethan Zuckerman's cute cat theory of digital activism. The idea is that
Re: Internet Defense League
By: Dreamer to All on Sun May 27 2012 12:12 pm
mikejuk writes "Following the successful defense of the Internet against SOPA, website owners are being invited to sign up to a project that will enable them to participate in future protest campaign, the Internet Defense League. The banner logo for the 'bat-signal' site is a cat, a reference to Ethan Zuckerman's cute cat theory of digital activism. The idea is that
that's okay but i think if people protest all the time it will lose its effectiveness; not to mention companies will just find ways to sneak it in anyways.
i'm a big fan of eff and i donate to them every year when i get my tax returns. i think the eff has the best shot out of everyone when it comes to combatting internet injustices.
i'm a big fan of eff and i donate to them every year when i get my tax returns. i think the eff has the best shot out of everyone when it comes to combatting internet injustices.
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)do you now of anywhere online where they talked about this? i'd like to
see some screenshots of what their bbs looked like back then.
google came up empty
Re: Internet Defense League
By: Digital Man to Mro on Mon May 28 2012 04:13 am
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)
LOL, sweet. :) Wonder if we could bug someone over there to put it up again...hehe.
I think their BBS was only up a few years, and no one thought to screen capture anything... but I did find mention of Rob donating his software in
a message Stanton McCandlish put out in late '93 (when the EFF was still impact you've had on society, however indirectly, over the years. Your
name just keeps coming up! :)
http://goo.gl/LBLnn
Re: Internet Defense League
By: Digital Man to Mro on Mon May 28 2012 04:13 am
taxi'm a big fan of eff and i donate to them every year when i get my
returns. i think the eff has the best shot out of everyone when it comes to combatting internet injustices.
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)
do you now of anywhere online where they talked about this?
i'd like to see
some screenshots of what their bbs looked like back then.
google came up empty
Re: Internet Defense League
By: Mro to Digital Man on Mon May 28 2012 09:44 am
And the EFF BBS used to run Synchronet. :-)do you now of anywhere online where they talked about this? i'd like to see some screenshots of what their bbs looked like back then.
google came up empty
I think their BBS was only up a few years, and no one thought to screen capture anything... but I did find mention of Rob donating his software in
a message Stanton McCandlish put out in late '93 (when the EFF was still fairly new, if I'm not mistaken) calling for donations of cash and equipment:
"We need donations of funds and equipment. We already have BBS software (Digital Dynamics has donated their Synchronet BBS package), but still need a platform to run it on, including basic PC system, modems, tape backup, monitor, hard drive, etc."
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