[BadVista Advocate] crazy idea... maybe too crazy?

rek2 GNU/Linux LO LO LO rek2 at binaryfreedom.info
Mon May 14 15:28:41 EDT 2007


>
> One would have to realize that by going this route the wording would
> have to be crafted so as to not start a flaming war, specially on
> Second Life.  For sure, this would even get to corporate worldwide as
> they have set ups on Second Life and the site has some big time
> readers.  Also a high amount of window users use the site so a
> carefully worded article and demo about Free Software and Open Source
> might be a advantage to us.  I definitely would not do a screaming
> through the streets but would point out the advantages of using free
> software and open source operating systems versus windows.
>
> One also would have to remember there is also low life on Second Life
> so if the organization goes this way be prepared for being barraged
> with all sorts of flaming and attacks even a possibility of dns
> attacks towards the our site.
>
> Second Life operated by Linden Labs is fairly monitored so this would
> be an asset to us against any perverse writings.
>   
Thanks for your opinion, they are good points, but if we do this we will
only mention FreeSoftware,
and the point will be to let people know about DRM, Software patents and
other digital/internet issues, more than trying to get them to use
GNU/Linux but we will offer them the option to use FreeSoftware to be
save of this dangers ;-)
is just a way to call their atention instead of telling them "use
FreeSoftware", better to have a social problem that affects them
and give Freesoftware as the solution.


Chris F.

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