Talk:Free State Project
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In response to the Article Removal Request by Maveric149 due to Copyright Infringement:
I have no explicit permission to use the original F.S.P. self-description under the GPL specifically.
However, I have permission to spread at least an almost identical version of the description "wherever":
- Distribute information about the FSP to friends, family, or fellow pro-freedom political activists at liberty-friendly events, gun shows, rallies, meetings, wherever. [1] (http://www.freestateproject.org/help.htm)
The above statement regards, amongst others, this brochure (http://www.freestateproject.org/files/FSP_Handout.pdf) specifically.
-- 6birc 09:29 Dec 31, 2002 (UTC)
I would like to add a link to a 'sister project' in recently staring in Europe: http://www.europeanfreestate.org/ Where should I put it? In the external links section, ar in some above section? You can contact me with Jabber: miernik@histeria.pl
Number has already been purged
"but this number is expected to go down for one time when the number of members who didn't vote for the state and didn't confirm their commitment in time are substracted."
I think the number has already gone down in this way; my understanding is that the FSP has already purged those members who opted-out of New Hampshire. (BTW, it's not members who didn't vote for NH who will be removed; just those who opted-out of going. And even they can rejoin now that they know what the state is.)
This statement was only true for a brief period of time, in October 2003, and I believe it can and should be removed now.
- It's true that the number went down once after such a purge, but there were members who simply signed up and never bothered to vote which made them suspicious enough for a request for confirmation. Those who didn't comply were supposed to be stricken from the record around this time. -- Dissident (Talk) 02:18, 5 May 2004 (UTC)