Re: BBC "evil malice Linux zealot" article
"Tim Ivorson" <tim.ivorson-y1+26A97+I9Wk0Htik3J/[email protected]>
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> The BBC's habitually bad S&T reporting aside, there are other ways we > proles > can kick up a fuss that are more productive than trolling on slashdot. > Some > people in the FSF Europe are considering writing up a letter to Ofcom. > Perhaps it wouldn't be such a bad idea for groups like the FSFE, the AFFS > and > the UKCDR to write a formal letter, or organise a barrage of letters, > complaining about the general inadequacy of almost all of the Beeb's > reporting on FS/OSS issues, putting emphasis on misleading or innacurate > reporting rather than on the BBC's implied position? This sounds like a good idea. How should we organise it? Do petitions or template-based letters work? If not, then does the number of people who write matter? What information or advice should be given to participants? In the past I have found it difficult to find out where to send emails to the BBC. Tim