Over the past few months I've been using this blog, I've noticed that most of my audience can be found in America.
It's understandable, and not in the least a bad thing.
I've also got a healthy amount of European viewers, and this post is more directed towards them.
(Europe looks like a bouquet of a weird combination of colors, reflecting the plethora of protests)
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The implications of ACTA, the fallen SOPA, and the mysterious TPP are reportedly going to ruin the liberties of our internet use.
Anytime this threat has been raised, the users have reacted appropriately.
I've emailed and called my state representative when I was asked, and now I'd like to ask my Euro-kids to pick up this burden as well.
For more information, visit: http://killacta.org/
There's also tons of information elsewhere, I've just been subscribing to these fine folks on the news concerning this stuff.
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