@kingdavidotw The real goal is to get people talking. If you talk about it, that means it’s having an impact. The problem would be if people didn't talk about it—not even to disparage it. The worst thing for a protest isn't that it fails to gain traction; it's that it doesn't even get mocked!
@kieran_30 The real goal is to get people talking. If you talk about it, that means it’s having an impact. The problem would be if people didn't talk about it—not even to disparage it. The worst thing for a protest isn't that it fails to gain traction; it's that it doesn't even get mocked!
@2_Old_4_Gaming The pro-digital camp has become radicalized lately; it’s a shame, because we could have found common ground. However, the upside is that this will radicalize the pro-physical side—and let's face it, these days, if you aren't radical...
@2099gaming@celtic_dan90@1Riggz@2_Old_4_Gaming The real goal is to get people talking. If you talk about it, that means it’s having an impact. The problem would be if people didn't talk about it—not even to disparage it. The worst thing for a protest isn't that it fails to gain traction; it's that it doesn't even get mocked!
@BKCermack@Kratos5231 For someone who thinks it's a waste of time, you seem to be wasting a LOT of it yourself by spamming the same message over and over. Looks like we both have time on our hands ! 🤣
@ShutUpPabs@godfree As you said, the goal isn't to punish the devs, and this week's blackout won't affect many of them. Instead, the aim is to unite people and, above all, to get people talking. For instance, there have been more petition signatories in the last three days than earlier in the week.