Difference between revisions of "Talk:Open Source Resistance"

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Is this FINALLY a site asking for pictures of AIR flags tagged on stuff? GREAT!!! I knew it would come around full circle:)--Velvolver 07:27, 27 March 2007 (PDT)

A website made by people who've recieved the same links we all have so far in this arg. People in the arg making a website discussing the strangeness of the arg, wonderful;p The unrecorded lyrics and things like that make me think maybe trent has recieved this in the ARG, including the SBI scientists?--Velvolver 07:35, 27 March 2007 (PDT)

Wanna reword that a little Velv, having a time following your train of thought on that one! :) --killjoy 10:16, 29 March 2007 (PDT)

So this is where the AIR flag origianated (in year zero time)Blank 00:46, 28 March 2007 (PDT)

Submitting Art

Anyone thought of sending in orignal art? I wonder if this is for real, at least as a year zero promo. Thinkfull

I sent in some older politico work i had laying around (from once upon a year or two ago) got a pretty generic autoresponder email to that, if anything comes of it, i'll be sure to stuff an update in here somewhere! --killjoy 10:16, 29 March 2007 (PDT)

OSR distribution list e-mails?

Since subscribing to the distribution list on opensourceresistance.net, I'm starting to get e-mails that could be construed as "spam" (but look like they could be part of the ARG) to my account.

In the last three days, starting with the day after subscribing:

"Howard told him to get a storage bin, that's what he does."
"vitally"
and today: "Fast-forward to yesterday, and I was browsing through my local Borders and saw this book."

There are three things this could be:

1. Spam from opensourceresistance.net. Assuming the site is legit, the return e-mail said there would be no spam. So I find this unlikely.
2. Spam from somewhere else. That would be a pretty amazing coincidence, since I get spam e-mail about once every two months to this account, and now three in three days.
3. Part of the ARG that I don't have the time to pore over. :)

Anyone else getting these? Should they be included in one of these Wiki pages?

i'm going to make a dedicated email address just for this, and see if it draws any non 'official' mail or such things after signing up, i'll post here when something pops up! --killjoy 19:29, 29 March 2007 (PDT)

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 : I sent in some older politico work i had laying around (from once upon a year or two ago) got a pretty generic autoresponder email to that, if anything comes of it, i'll be sure to stuff an update in here somewhere! --[[User:Killjoy|killjoy]] 10:16, 29 March 2007 (PDT)
+== OSR distribution list e-mails? ==
+Since subscribing to the distribution list on opensourceresistance.net, I'm starting to get e-mails that could be construed as "spam" (but look like they could be part of the ARG) to my account.
+In the last three days, starting with the day after subscribing:
+<b>
+"Howard told him to get a storage bin, that's what he does."<br>
+"vitally"<br>
+and today: "Fast-forward to yesterday, and I was browsing through my local Borders and saw this book."
+</b>
+There are three things this could be:
+. Spam from opensourceresistance.net.  Assuming the site is legit, the return e-mail said there would be no spam.  So I find this unlikely.<br>
+. Spam from somewhere else.  That would be a pretty amazing coincidence, since I get spam e-mail about once every two months to this account, and now three in three days.<br>
+. Part of the ARG that I don't have the time to pore over.  :)
+Anyone else getting these?  Should they be included in one of these Wiki pages?
+: i'm going to make a dedicated email address just for this, and see if it draws any non 'official' mail or such things after signing up, i'll post here when something pops up! --[[User:Killjoy|killjoy]] 19:29, 29 March 2007 (PDT)