Leaving comments on youtube videos (kinda silly)
Not at all!Is there a list of things people can do to help out? What's the google thing people talk about?
Here are a few ideas.
1. Join FSP Doers:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/fsp-doers2. Create a rubber stamp with text like "Want more liberty?
www.FreeStateProject.org" and stamp any paper money that crosses your hands.
3. Join and invite your friends to Free State Project social networking sites on Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Bureaucrash Social.
4. Buy and show off an FSP bumper sticker, shirt, keychain, or other items from the FSP merchandise store.
5. Download and distribute flyers, brochures, desktop wallpaper or other material from the volunteer downloads page <http://www.freestateproject.org/volunteer/downloads>. Give to friends, family, co-workers, and other associates or post at cafes, supermarkets, and other public bulletin boards.
6. Include a link or blurb about the FSP in your email signature.
7. Spread the word via the internet whenever you can (Write about the FSP on your blog or talk about us on Digg, Youtube, StumbleUpon, forums, etc.). The Ridley Report is often a good resource.
8. Stick FSP bookmarks (available from the merchandise store) in pro- liberty books at your local library and bookstore.
9. If there is a local event (LP, gun show, pot protest, Ron Paul rally) where you think people might be interested in hearing about the FSP, get a booth or hand out flyers. If the booth or table costs money the local group can pay for it (and staff it) or “FSP central” can pay for it. The contact point for things like this is Events@FreeStateProject.org
10. Become a “local group leader.” We can send out an email to all the FSPers that live in your area and ask them to contact you. Then just set up an informal meeting (pizza palor, bar, whatever) and meet the other FSPers. You can discuss ways to outreach other libertarians, liberty lovers in your area. Keep it fun. Maybe meet monthly. No minutes, nothing official just figure out ways to reach other people to talk about liberty and the FSP. If there already is a local group in your area, contact the group leader and start meeting.
11. Ask friends and family to join the FSP as a “friend of the FSP.” This creates no commitment to move. They just get the newsletter.
12. Write letters to the editor in your area about liberty and mention the FSP.
13. Leave a handwritten or pre-printed note about the Free State Project on cars with pro-liberty bumper stickers.
14. Take a look at our organization page and see if there is an open position that suits you.
http://www.freestateproject.org/org15. Use GoodSearch to search or buy things. The FSP will receive a percentage of the sale. Be sure to use the links provided.