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» Friday, April 8, 2005

Site News: NotApathetic.com Launches

There aren’t going to be any more updates coming from the PMOS until the election is over. To keep you occupied we’ve just launched NotApathetic.com. It is a site to let people who aren’t going to vote at the general election explain why. We’re not trying to encourage people not to vote, nor vice versa. It’s just a platform to give the 40% of the electorate who won’t be showing up on May the 5th a place where they can give their own reasons for staying away. If you disagree with them, you can even leave responses, just like on this site.

Lastly, if you want some neutral information to help you decide how to vote, we suggest our sister site TheyWorkForYou.com.

3 Comments »

The link you gave doesn’t work: it should be <a href="http://www.notapathetic.com/.">http://www.notapathetic.com/.</a>
Comment by Backword Dave — 8 Apr 2005 on 11:14 pm | Link
Thanks — now fixed. That’s the last time I let the arts graduate write HTML….
Comment by Chris Lightfoot — 9 Apr 2005 on 12:37 am | Link
Another fantastic site; good work guys…
Comment by PapaLazzzaru — 9 Apr 2005 on 1:36 am | Link

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