Tiresome rearguard actions

Watch out 2024!


Incorporates North Korea Mass Games by Peter Crowcroft and Hollywood Sign by Oreos, available under BY-SA (questionably in former case), but I’m claiming fair use. Result dedicated to the public domain.

Posted 2011-11-16, filed under Creative Commons, Free Speech, Intellectual Protectionism, Peeves, Politics.

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  1. A Toolkit for Anti-SOPA Activism: #13 (or #0?) « Mike Linksvayer says:
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