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Simple way to defeat that is to just come up with a bunch of different sticker designs. Or, you could be even more devious. The town council could start putti
by DannoHung 17y ago
Simple way to defeat that is to just come up with a bunch of different sticker designs.
Or, you could be even more devious. The town council could start putting up fake posters in non-designated spots that would mislead people to believe that something was happening when it wasn't. That way, non-approved locations will become associated with poisoned wells. A random person wouldn't be able to trust flyers in non-approved locations.
- viraptor 17y agoHow should a random person know which location is approved and which is not? Sure - bins and other such places are obvious, but I would expect many locations to be just as likely to confuse an average person.
- tptacek 17y agoThe problem with this idea is that people who hang concert posters don't sticker them when there are date changes. People are just going to ignore the stickers. Concert posters aren't a lead generation mechanism. They're awareness marketing. The point of concert posters is to get you to go to a website to buy tickets. They don't need correct information.
- paulgb 17y agoSo they'd be combating sign pollution by putting up more signs? Doesn't seem like much of a solution. Even if they succeeded and people stopped posting up "real" posters, as soon as they stopped posting "fake" posters the "real" posters could go back up again.