Would a localized pamphlet work better?

I was looking at a Fair Game pamphlet someone uploaded on Enturbulation... but I was thinking of making one for San Diego, and open sourcing it so people can make it for their own town.

Do you think it would strike people more personally? Any recommendations?

I had one I made that's hosted on the enturb forums, as it wont let me upload it here...

Fair Game Trifold Brochure

That has already been recieved quite well and I just printed up 150 of them tonight for a flash raid and/or FGS.

woot gj I found some vector formats of the California State flag and the City of San Diego flag, do you think i'd get in trouble for putting them on the flyer i'm working on 0_0 ? . I want people to feel like this is a local community issue, maybe it will hit home easier? I will not resort to scare tactics though, only factual information.

I don't think making it a local thing would be the best. See, alot of tourists hit this area and we already have too many people thinking that Anonymous is only acting on a local scale, and not a global one. Maybe changing the text to "The worldwide activism" or something like that to stress it.

Change it up, make it your own, but making it a San Diego issue seems a bit counterproductive, especially since the CoS doesn't seem to be in the minds of the public to the extent it is in LA or Clearwater. But that's just my take on it, feel free to do whatever you wish (The beauty of Anon!)

yeah you're completely right... hmmm maybe I can mention that they are all around the world... including right here in san diego. Man I should go to bed, see you guys tomorrow!

Something i like to mention to people that stop and want to hear about what's going on is,

"This is the 4th worldwide protest against the criminal acts of $cientology. There are OVER NINE THOUSAND people peacefully protesting today, in about 108 other locations around the world from Sydney Austrailia, London, Berlin, Pairs, to New York and LA. And of course here."

It's a good idea to leave people with a feeling that this is a HUGE thing and not just a bunch of local nut jobs. Also, using a lot of fancy, big words to make yourself seem educated helps towards that effect.

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I like Zen's idea. Usually when someone sees something as "local" they tend to not even notice it. But once it's brought to their attention the spectrum of the protests, and the fact that it's a large event worldwide, they may sit down and think about it.

Yeah, I especially like to let people know, since San Diego seems to love us so much