[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> And if more such kiosks were erected, whose responsibility would it be to
> keep them cleaned up?
While I was attending college, I made it a point to remove, from
bulletin boards, any posters and flyers that had expired. This kept
the bulletin boards relatively free of garbage and at the same time,
made the boards more usable. Maybe something similar could be done for
the kiosks. A local group could be responsible for removing posters
for past events.
And if the kiosk is only for announcing events, the group could remove
any poster that was not an annoucement of an event or events. Thus, an
ad for JoAnn's Herbal Hair Cream would be removed because it was not
an announcement of an event. Of course, this would not work if there
were no posting restrictions for the kiosks.
Scott McGerik
Hawthorne
Ward 3
Minneapolis
http://www.visi.com/~scottlm/
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