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message 1: by Christopher (new)

Christopher Preiman | 50 comments I figured folks in this group would understand the importance of technology and entertainment. And so would understand the importance that access of said is to everyone. So I am going to leave this link here and hope you help.
http://www.afb.org/section.aspx?Folde...


message 2: by MrsJoseph *grouchy*, *good karma* (new)

MrsJoseph *grouchy* (mrsjoseph) | 7282 comments Christopher,

Please elaborate on the reason why you think people should click on the link provided. This allows people to make an informed decision prior to leaving the GR site.


Thanks!


message 3: by Christopher (new)

Christopher Preiman | 50 comments Sorry. What we are trying to do is stop the FCC from caving to tech producers and strip several provisions from a law that will, when it goes into effect in Jan require them to make things like set top boxes and televisions accessible to people with visual impairments.


message 4: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments MrsJ and I will have to talk about this, but I'm not sure this is a spot to embrace activism. that's why there's things like credo and care2causes. if you look at our mission statement, the purpose is to enjoy and share books. while i understand this isn't personal self-promotion, the line between issues activism and promoting a particular cause over another is a tough call--and again, we're a book-lovers group.


message 5: by Christopher (new)

Christopher Preiman | 50 comments I am sorry if i've violated any of the rules of this group.


message 6: by carol. , Senor Crabbypants (new)

carol.  | 2616 comments No big problem, Christopher. Actually, you weren't even the first, it's just that two of these types can be a trend, and we need to figure out what to do. Personally, I do a lot of e-activism so I'm certainly sympathetic_but that said, I recognize a quarter of my personal email are activism ones--I don't want to inundate members with non-book posts. Hmm, maybe an e-activism thread? Or a folder, so people can post in it like self-promotions?

Opinions?


message 7: by Christopher (new)

Christopher Preiman | 50 comments I honestly don't know. I can easily see how that might get out of hand.


message 8: by Robert (new)

Robert Wright (rhwright) | 130 comments It doesn't seem to fit the outline of Information Station, but I would have no problem with it in the promotion or off topic areas.

Just so posters understand they need to have a clear title and an explanation of where the link is going to and why we should click on it.

That's just my opinion.


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