Yeah, that's a good idea. Let's encourage the media to find as much negative stuff as possible on the fest and question *everything* and scare off all sponsors so it doesn't happen *ever* again. I think we should also implicate the festival in:
1. Third World Debt 2. Terrorism 3. Breakdown of Jennifer Aniston/Brad Pitt's marriage (Brad spending too much time planning his attendance, Jen got mad, etc) 4. Russell Crowd phone rage (phone repairman still recovering from festival weekend) 5. the extinction of dinosaurs Seriously if there *is* a huge story I have *no doubt* it will be exposed. But whether that's a good thing for a festival or not, or Detroit, I don't know. I think media reports have played a large part in the festival's struuggle - a lot of things in the past that should have been resolved privately have been played out in the public arena which is not a good thing for the festival's future. What do others think? ;) > i know geez, no wonder they ran into a few financial problems with the > crowd estimation off by ohh just 1.4 million people or so. > > thats way beyond miscounting or inflation, that's fraud isnt it? i mean > using these imaginary numbers to attract bigname sponsors and overvalue > fees for tents and booths etc....??? > > i mean seems like a huge story to me...no?
