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Perhaps this a silly question, but why don't you guys expand your campaigns to the US? Why the geographic limitation?
by treeface 15y ago
Perhaps this a silly question, but why don't you guys expand your campaigns to the US? Why the geographic limitation?
- vog 15y agoAlmost all campaigns need a local part that is absolutely vital for its success. For instance, if you want to address a German party, your chances are much better if you do that as a German citizen. Want to write a letter to a French ministry? Better find some French guys to do that. The closer your are to the target, the more effective you are. Also in the USA, what do you think will impress people more? Criticism by your own citizens, or criticism by some people far, far away? There's an old saw which seems to apply perfectly here: Think global, act local.
- cybercrow 15y agoAs vog already explained, in many cases it is good to have people locally availabe. But FSFE does world wide campaigns too. One example would be the Document Freedom Day: documentfreedom.org