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hmm, comments?

posted by [j] at 03:20

rules...
I intend to start carrying post-it-notes with me as a means to leave messages.
Although this constant-seeming rain will do wonders in distorting any message left outside on paper.
posted by [jm.] at 07:11

damn the rules!
So i've been leaving a few messages around Helsinki lately, mostly just as loose pieces of paper. I find myself thinking a lot about the rules, especially what I write down (and where) in chalk.

I came across this article on "UNC to Consider Policy to Govern Chalk Messages"
"The issue arose after chalk messages written by students from Queer Network for Change were cleared away by the UNC Grounds Crew on Monday after a supervisor decided the messages contained questionable content."

So then the question I keep asking: what is defined as "questionable content"?
If you look here, they even give tips on where and what type of messages to write, but in the context of love.
"Glow In The Dark Chalk! With a little imagination, the possibilities of its romantic uses are endless." - ooh, honey.


posted by [j] at 09:34