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Everyone is mentioning how petitions don't work, which I agree with. (Sidenote: I think it is an extra step worse that the government put up a website for peti
by anrope 15y ago
Everyone is mentioning how petitions don't work, which I agree with.
(Sidenote: I think it is an extra step worse that the government put up a website for petitions, and still ignores their own system. Random petitions (e.g. "\signed" forum posts) are one thing, but this is more like toying with people.)
That said, I think this petition has something important that other whitehouse.gov petitions don't: in that, under SOPA, there is actually technically a possibility that the government would censor itself (via whitehouse.gov), which is pretty funny if you think about it.
Edit: I suppose I mean "funny" in a darker sense.