FishDemoOrg0501En

I don't want to discuss whether another banner campaign or web demo is good or bad. Fact is: We don't have much time and we should better get started sooner than later. Here's how to proceed:
Contact at least one project. For example send a mail to the mailing
- list of a project that you have some relation to (e.g. a LINUX tool that you use frequently). Inform the project leaders about the events related to the upcoming fisheries council, and try to convince these organizations/individuals to - put a banner on their web site (propose one of the existing banners
  - for now [1] - it's uncertain that new banners will be created in time), or to
  - substitute their home page with a protest page. An example is the
  - FFII home page [2].
In e-mails to webcampaign0501<AT>ffii.org, report
- - which organizations/individuals you contacted thus far, even if the
  - contact hasn't been successful yet.
  - which organizations will participate. In this case also provide
  - contact information (e-mail addresses, phone numbers, etc.) of webmasters/etc. of the corresponding organizations/individuals if possible. This information will be very valuable for organizing future web campaigns.
  - your contact information and your FFII UID [3], if you have one at
  - hand.
  Note that we will replace the email list with a web interface as soon as possible, perhaps this night.
It's important to start contacting organizations immediately, even though new banners aren't ready yet! Once we have contacts we can inform them to replace banners. By tradition, I'll start with contacting the web master of the FVWM project ...
[1] http://demo.ffii.org/ [2] http://www.ffii.org/ [3] http://aktiv.ffii.org/ PS: Please help me translate these instructions into as many languages as possible. I'll do the translation into German. -- Felix E. Klee FFII Web Campaign Coordinator
Email: feklee@ffii.org Mobile: +49 174 138 60 60