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Originally Posted by Far-L
Sure the site is fucked up... but we don't exactly have a stream of donations rolling in to pay someone to deal with it, nor is anyone stepping up to volunteer the time and effort to re-do it. It will be fixed eventually I can say for sure.
The Acacia fight is going fine. We just sold some prior art to the mainstream big boys so anyone that thinks we made a bad business decision should guess again. However, that has nothing to do with the 2257 issue.
Maybe if your ass were on the line to go to jail for non-compliance you might understand the seriousness of this and take a more supportive role to a resolution than the harmfully critical stance you are taking now.
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What's harmfully critical about not agreeing with the FSC 's scare tactics?
I already offered up my contacts and told Jay that I'd be willing to help any way I can with my resources-
You know all too well Far-L that the FSC is not going to do any press about this...
and why?
Because it brings too much heat for the BIG BOYS.
I am down to help in any way I can
I have donated to the 9/11 Fund
I have donated to the Tsunami Victims
I have donated to Make A Wish Foundation
I donate my money to places that I feel it will be well spent.
I don't donate funds to these charities for self gratification or for my own good press- I do it as a humanitarian.
If I really and truly could be told where this money goes and how it's spent- I would have made a donation by now.
I just don't see webmasters giving their money to an organization that specializes in bookstore obscenity cases.
And how do the webmasters know that their money is going towards the fight for 2257 and not Rob Black's appeal, book store owners, fighting for the interests of the BIG BOYS, or .XXX?
I'd like to know what operating expenses they incur- what kind of hotel rooms they stay in when they are out lobbying, and what their expenditures are before I give them my money.
It's a fair question- If they are a non profit organziation- then in my humble opinion people have a right to ask.