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Critical Mass Melbourne this Friday

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  1. Is that right? The 25th? Anyone know where it's going?

    Is there an actual CM website that gets updated? All I can ever find is dead end links.

    Cheers anyway!
    ---
    DFM

  2. Yup, CM is on again this Friday 25/7. Meet State Library, 5.30pm. No doubt it will be a
    little lower-key than last month... probably not any live crosses to the TV news this time 🙂
    But who knows?...

    Where are we going? That depends on what route the Mass votes to take. I know of one person who's
    doing a map which may (or may not) take us out Richmond way... but if anyone else (including
    yourself DFM) wants to engage in a bit of creative xerocracy, then go right ahead. If there are 2 or
    more "competing" maps on the night, then us Massers get to put up our paws in support of the
    favoured route. It's a totally democratic system... two wheels = one vote... unless of course you're
    on a board or blades, in which case it's two legs = one vote. All it takes to make a map is a
    Melways, a texta & a photocopier. They don't have to be grandiose numbers like some of the recent
    cartographic efforts.

    The CM-Oz website is www.criticalmass.org.au, but I think that all of the Melbourne links have died
    of old age. They're ex-parrots. Again, I know of someone who is thinking of doing a cm-melb
    website... but since one person (or even a group of people) can't pretend to speak for the whole
    Mass, any web pages will by definition be "unofficial". They're always going to be beautiful in the
    eyes of their creator, but will only reflect their creator's thinking. There's room for lotsa
    cm-melb webpages, if people are motivated to produce their own take on this amazing social
    phenomenon. But mind you, after the tunnel ride we probably do need a "public face" of some sort, at
    least to set the media kinda straight about what CM is all about.

    See you Friday 🙂

    --DS

    Quoted message said:

    From: "Deep Floyd Mars" <[email hidden]> Organization: Pacific Internet
    (Australia) Newsgroups: aus.bicycle Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2003 11:48:12 +1000 Subject: Critical Mass
    Melbourne this Friday

    Is that right? The 25th? Anyone know where it's going?

    Is there an actual CM website that gets updated? All I can ever find is dead end links.

    Cheers anyway!
    ---
    DFM

  3. David Sutton said:

    The CM-Oz website is www.criticalmass.org.au, but I think that all of the Melbourne links have died
    of old age. They're ex-parrots. Again, I know of someone who is thinking of doing a cm-melb
    website... but since one person (or even a group of people) can't pretend to speak for the whole
    Mass, any web pages will by definition be "unofficial".

    That's where the cm-melb yahoo group comes in.. It's not any more or less official than any of the
    websites, but at least it's current and plenty of different massers contribute..

    PC

  4. Who cares? Or are you planning on taking out the fourbie with the greased bullbar?

    "Deep Floyd Mars" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Is that right? The 25th? Anyone know where it's going?

    Is there an actual CM website that gets updated? All I can ever find is


    dead

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    end links.

    Cheers anyway!
    ---
    DFM

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