[leaftors]

So I want to post up posters using wheatpaste. (basically post up posters using a paste made of water and flour)

I will have my website on the poster.

Let's say it is illegal to wheatpaste, and they do a whois on my website.
They find out my information. Can they do anything?
Would they bother doing a whois search?


Is it legal to post posters on downtown poles, public transportation property, downtown walls, dumpsters?

[graffxkidx197]

how can i get into these jobs and how do i get paid?..

[PsiPro]

In the USA it varies by city, and the utility poles are owned by the utility companies.

When I was in school, the school police started issuing trespassing violations for companies handing out ads that violated school policies.

could they? probably
would they? probably not

the easy solution would be to lie on the domain application (against ICANN policy)

[angle]

Hello
Why not? Why be shy about what you want to say to the world? Almost all the information that reaches people in our society about the world around us goes through channels which are controlled and mostly owned by people with a huge vested interest in keeping society how it is.While some stuff which challenges this gets through, the vast majority of news and views that reaches people is confined within very narrow boundaries - anything outside those boundaries is labeled as 'extremist', and easily dismissed.
All sorts of dodgy people pay huge amounts of money to designers and councils to paste their consumerism bullshit all over our streets - why shouldn't you have your say?
Anything you like. Information you want people to know, events that are happening and news that never gets in the 'mainstream' media.You can also paste up all sorts of other things: artwork, slogans, surreal messages, stories. Anything that puts an alternative point of view onto our streets is playing a valuable role in undermining the 'status quo', by challenging people's automatic acceptance of mainstream values.You can make copies of things you like or design your own. If you are doing something that obviously comes from a particular group or organisation, remember to put 'not for flyposting' at the bottom of it.

[richard13]

Hello
Anything you like. Information you want people to know, events that are happening and news that never gets in the 'mainstream' media.

You can also paste up all sorts of other things: artwork, slogans, surreal messages, stories. Anything that puts an alternative point of view onto our streets is playing a valuable role in undermining the 'status quo', by challenging people's automatic acceptance of mainstream values.

You can make copies of things you like or design your own. If you are doing something that obviously comes from a particular group or organization, remember to put 'not for fly posting' at the bottom of it.

You may have access to a flashy computer and high quality copying or you may be writing something by hand and copying it in a shop. Don't be ashamed to put up really rough-looking stuff. The important thing is getting the message across - and no-one knows it's you anyway!