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Anti-TCPA movement.
psyjax:
Just a quick update, I have the page all laid out, I have an intro page that reads like a pretty decent overview article. I could easely change some stuff around and submit it as an article to the site!
Just a thought, but it could be a FuckMicrosoft article.
Anyway... Im basically finishing that up, then I will compile all the links and stuff. It should be a good page.
If I can publish it by tonight it will be great considering it is teh fourth of july :D
Any data you care to submit, keep it comin on this thread.
LocNar:
Sounds good. I've been reading a lot about this scary stuff. Check out http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/users/rja14/tcpa-faq.html for an interesting read on this subject (if you haven't already done so.)
Doctor V:
What can I say, I went to the TCPA homepage and read it. This Palladium stuff is just scary. People need to be informed. They need to know whats really going on. Palladium must be stopped at all costs.
Unfortunately, people trust Microsoft. No reason why, they just do. And if you try to tell them whats going on, they simple take it with a grain of salt. The lack of intelligence of the general populace is Microsoft'$ greatest asset.
V
Calum:
the whole purpose of this venture is to make users aware is it not?
the way to do this, once the anti TCPA site is up, is to include meaningful meta tags in the head of the pages, submit to all the search engines AND indeces, and maybe email to people with sites likely to feature a link to the anti TCPA site (i don't know, maybe toastytech, slashdot, i don't really know who in particular)
Also, i think an antiTCPA article for the M$ erad site would be great, maybe you could just put up the page and email the link to the webmaster, and see what he thinks!
good luck, and anything i can do to help?
WaWAR_FA:
2600 would love to have a link.
www.2600.com
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