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Tucson, AZ
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@DjSharq It seems there are some initiatives already, but I'm into the idea. Tucson, eh? That's where I live, in theory.
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@smiffy It's all relevant, really. Each empowers the other.
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@robinberjon @tabatkins I knew you'd be there Tab, good to hear Robin. Hells yeah, I'm already in the neighborhood.
@robinberjon @tabatkins Holy crap. Who started that? Now my brain is in an endless loop. I hate questions with no answers. Robin-TPAC?
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@timharbour We haz the technology! Thanks for giving me the chance to be a bit profound ;)
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@Metronome49 not destructively. With presence and words.
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Am I not visible, despite the fact that you don't physically see me? Am I not a presence, as are you, despite not being present? @timharbour
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Facebook seems to coalesce #occupy topics very well. I think despite its problems, it represents a broader demographic which may be why.
We could have "virtual street teams" who post on any open forums in finance and industry each day, send tweets. #virtualoccupy
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@Metronome49 Interesting. Occupying Web sites. We post to large corp/bank sites with comment sections. That could be interesting.
@setmajer I agree, that's definitely how I can contribute. But what about the homebound, or otherwise unable for whatever reason?
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Please know I have no clue as to a given answer or if a virtual #occupy isn't feasible or is possible. I'm just interested in your thoughts.
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@MarkSkinner_ Absolutely, agreed. It's an aspect of the protest. However, it is not the only way to achieve and express.
@MarkSkinner_ Precisely why I brought it up - how do we do that in the virtual space?
Okay, folks are suggesting Second Life, that would be a great place for #occupy for those who are active in Second Life. Many of us are not.
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