Will do Seth...I'm already on the guy from Texas who says no one will every move!
Just need a password!
Can I suggest that you avoid responding to the Slashdot Trolls?
It's a waste of time.
I'm all for taking
every single issue related to freedom and posting a message similar to "This is why I've joined the FSP and I'm moving to New Hampshire.... because this is wrong, and we're doing something about it...." along those lines.
Messages like that, moderated up to Interesting and Informative will likely be considered valid moderation, and accrue better karma...
And Karma means you are heard better in the first place.
Avoid responding to an article after the first hour it's out It's a waste of time, since you've already missed thousands of readers. Better to wait for the next freedom related article. These days, there are about 2 or 3 a day, without stretching the point of raising the FSP idea completely in context.
Added: to prove the point, look at all these stories someone could have FSP-related from just the
last 30 stories on Slashdot:
The Good and Bad of Data Collection
On May 27th, 2004 with 111 comments
Nephilium writes "Reason magazine has dedicated their latest issue to a discussion of privacy and data collection. They sent subscribers a customized cover of...
Section: Articles > Privacy , Hardware , Data Storage , News
Reason Magazine is very libertarian-centered. FSP is easy to relate to this.
Will Providers Provide Equally?
On May 27th, 2004 with 195 comments
theodp writes "Imagine the chaos if your power company could take money from Sony so that its appliances got a higher quality of juice - and thus worked a tad...
Section: Articles > The Internet , Technology/IT
Talk about government corruption and buying power issues, stress FSP reducing government, getting out of the way of the free market.
Italy Approves Jail for P2P Users
On May 27th, 2004 with 461 comments
funkdid writes "Italy has made transferring content via the Internet without the permission of the copyright holder a criminal offence.Those found guilty of...
Section: Your Rights Online > The Courts , News
Too easy...
Teaching History In Schools With Video Games
On May 27th, 2004 with 331 comments
Joe writes "There's a story about a Massachusetts company, Muzzy Lane Software, creating a Civ-style simulation computer game to teach history to high school...
Section: Games > Education , Games , Entertainment , News
Let's get out of the way of education, by getting government out of the business of schooling.