Originally Posted by
Drexel923
Just as effective, but you won't be bugging people this way.
OK, let me go slightly OT here...I really have to question how effective these forms of on-line protest/petition/whatever you wanna call it are. Has anything (and I mean anything) that was protested via an on-line campaign been changed as a direct (or even indirect) result of such a thing?
I know I've seen all kinds of on-line petitions with regards to videogames and it seems like none of the things the petitions were endorsing have come to pass. It would seem to me like an on-line petition would be easy to ignore as it really takes no effort at all to sign one and collect signatures. Same for an e-mail campaign.
I think if someone is serious about something like this, the best thing to do is to write an old fashioned pen and paper letter. Really, that shows some real thought put into the arguement and that you're actually willing to spend some effort promoting your cause. It's just too easy to send an e-mail and it's equally easy to ignore one. Not to say a letter won't get "round filed", but I know if I was running a company I'd be a lot more swayed by a letter writing campaign than an e-mail one.
OK, back to your topic.