There’s a well-designed site informing people about the nature, extent and mechanisms of internet censorship called: So you still think the internet is free
Basically it’s a series of well-chosen infographics, which make their points well.
At the end, there’s this call to action:
Time For You To Take A Stance.
Do you want an internet with more openess and less censorship?
47,347 People
Have Said YES.
…I clicked on the “say yes” button. And…
Nothing happened.
Huh?
Perhaps the creators — whoever they are, they don’t say — are trying to make an ironic meta-point: “You can’t actually do anything about net censorship, so your opposition is futile.”
Or maybe they got so enamored with creating a perfect design experience that they forgot about the action part? Which would be a damn shame.
Or maybe something about the “Say Yes” button is broken?
Either way, it’s a great windup and pitch. But the connection is missing.
