RT (who, by the way, is running for mayor, not the 13th ward, right RT?) sez: >I'd love big public boards in places >like this where we encourage people to post whatever they want. I vaguely remember some neighborhoods putting in board-type kiosks, I think as part of NRP. Anyone know how well those worked? Also, as far as the McDonald-Oarfolk battle...even though posting flyers is illegal -- and known by the official, wonderful name of "snipe" (no relation to Harry Potter's teacher), I personally don't have a huge problem with them stapled up in rockin' commercial nodes such as Uptown. However, given flyers' illict status, I reserve the right of citizens' arrest to tear down any advertising get-rich-quick schemes or diet scams (plastic Herbalife boards are like a 10-point buck in my world). Also, if your band has decided to put f**k on their poster, it's coming down too -- I'd rather explain this term to my kid on my own terms (like after I utter it). I definitely draw the line at stickers, though -- anything that requires that much effort to remove has GOT to be wrong. David Brauer King Field - Ward 10
