Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 25/06/07, David Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I signed the noooxml petition and received my confirmation.
Over 4300 had signed by the time I did.
Do these things really make a difference? Such efforts seem to help
in Hollywood where I notice that due to petitions and other hoopla
the TV program Jericho is coming back from the dead.
David Clark
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Signing *might* make a difference. Not signing will *definitely not*
make a
difference. Sounds like a no brainer to me.
Do these things really make a difference?
It depends.
Thousands from the general public - probably not.
In the political arena, the polsters take note when petitions are sent
in the hundreds of thousands and millions. It is their business to know
which way the wind is blowing.
Several reactions to petitions:
The petitions are given due consideration.
Lots of times the issue is spun so that it looks like they are adressing
the concerns of the petition, but in reality they are not.
Tom
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