Petition to save wwf

[Guest HartFan86]

http://www.letwwflive.cjb.net/

 

But sign it.

[Guest cobainwasmurdered]

there's no point. they legaly can't have that name.

[Guest]

I'm signer #228!  Read my comments as to why I signed.

[Guest Mik at Cornell]

Dude has there ever been an internet petition that has worked? I would have to say no.

[Guest evenflowDDT]

Yea, it's a pretty well known fact that internet petitions don't work.  Think about it, paper/signature/"real" petitions RARELY work, and since it's technically not that difficult to fake every signature on an internet petition, do you really think anyone of any influence puts any stock into it? It's a nice idea and your heart's in the right place, but it's just not going to work.

[Guest cobainwasmurdered]

the blue meanie petition

[Guest]

Actually, there was a petition to lift the censorship on the Dragonball manga(American version of a Japanese comic) and it worked. The petition got about 10,000+ signatures and the censor was taken away.

[Guest evenflowDDT]

Really? I'm surprised... think about it, all a petition really says is that people are mad about it.  It doesn't even give an empty threat!

 

I remember hearing about the blue meanie petition as a footnote somewhere.  What was it all about?

[Guest Nater]

[Guest Mole]

Why not sign, it doesn't hurt too.

[Guest cobainwasmurdered]

Really? I'm surprised... think about it, all a petition really says is that people are mad about it.  It doesn't even give an empty threat!

 

I remember hearing about the blue meanie petition as a footnote somewhere.  What was it all about?

to get the wwf to rehire the meanie. and they did!

[Guest]

In addition, it was also an online petition. And the company even released a statement addressing the petition, so it wasn't a coincidence. Still hard to believe to this day.

[Guest Brian]

Meltzer said something in passing that they could still use the WWF title in the US, not worldwide, didn't he?