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[zratchet]

Hi all,

I've been working on a site about SOPA given the ESA coming out in support. Something like those the big companies have put up with lots of company logos. We can do the same.

https://sites.google.com/site/gamers4freedom/

If anyone wants to add their logo, my contact info is on the site.

~M

[mcc]

I would be curious if there is a way to put counter-pressure on the ESA to withdraw SOPA support, as several industry orgs and corps already have in response to consumer outcry.

If you're going to do this, I would recommend getting a domain for it instead of making it a Google Site subsite.

[zratchet]

It needs more traction before I can afford to do that, which is why I'm posting here (and on Reddit /r/sopa )

[zratchet]

We also need to gather information on the ESA member companies and their management and call/tweet/email/mail our frustration en masse.

[iffi]

We also need to gather information on the ESA member companies and their management and call/tweet/email/mail our frustration en masse.

RockPaperShotgun has already contacted ESA members regarding their positions on SOPA and has received a few responses, which they have listed on a page on their site. Some have responded that they're against SOPA, some others saying they're undeclared, most haven't responded yet.

[baconman]

I'm not against the concept of it... as both somebody on a narrow budget -AND- a software engineer, I can kinda see both sides of the issue. I think the most trouble comes from consumer's rights and how they're questionably "defined." (But more honestly, the lack thereof.)

It's just a bad execution of a good idea.