[pp.int.general] Don't you think we should stand up and actually do something?

[Enrique Herrera Noya]

my two cents,
in Chile at the end of last December (2014), we use change.org (maximum 40
recipients), to apply for the freezing of the regulatory plan of the city
councilors (or aldermen), took advantage of inform neighbors ...
"We did burn twitter and facebook", 2600 email arrive to every councilor
As a result:
we reference us as social leaders
the city council is attentive to our proposals and demands
constitute an NGO neighbors and we will advise the municipality

other use we gave change.org, was with a draft law
"media law," we get from room was returned to committee
with only 600 signatures ... (email)


it could habiltar similar to change.org system without much restriction
reach by email MEPs ....

P-)

2015-03-11 4:34 GMT-03:00 Amelia Andersdotter <teirdes at gmail.com>:

> On 03/05/15 11:43, hyazinthe at emailn.de wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> >
> > Another thought:
> > We as the european pirates can't disappear and every 5 years suddenly
> appear 3 months before EU elections and say "vote for us!",
> > Well, we can, but than we don't need to wonder, that noone knows us.
> Currently key decision on our core topics are being made in the
> > worst thinkable way. Why can't afford to be that quiet !
> >
> > Who's with me?
>
> Sure, I see your point. I think your actions to call MEPs and write them
> e-mails are great! More Pirates should do this locally, and perhaps as
> social events!!! :-)
>
> I have sketched postcards that can be sent to MEPs to remind them of the
> copyright consultation. Think Amnesty-style. This is easier for those
> pirates that have some form of common money to use.
>
> Another idea I had, although this is practically more difficult and much
> more demanding in resources of time and money, is to match geographical
> origin of consultation responses with the nationality of MEPs, and then
> simply transmit one citizen response to question 80 (the open-ended
> question, where most citizens have provided short essays detailing their
> relationship to copyright at large) to every MEP per day. For the German
> responses alone, this would take three years(!) but for some of the
> smaller member states it would take less than a month (although not much
> less than a month :P).
>
> One issue which needs to be dealt with in Germany is telecoms
> competition: how to get municipalities involved in a competitive
> telecoms strategy for the entire country. This is more or less happening
> in some smaller municipalities in northern Germany. BUGLAS is the
> national organisation for locally owned infrastructure. Austria shares
> similar developments, with rural communities being increasingly agitated
> that only the incumbents benefit from anti-competitive policies and at
> the expense of citizen wellfare. I was thinking local petition,
> targetting local politicians requesting them to be competitive - I've
> tried this in Sweden, and the support for competitive markets and free
> choice is over-whelming here, and the ears of housing associations in
> equal measure deaf. I'll report back in a few months when I can more
> accurately assess the outcome.
>
> best regards,
>
> Amelia
>
> >
> > Greetings,
> > Tobias Lechner
> >
> >
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