The key to a bigger CF is stickers, yeah I said stickers..

The key to a bigger CF is stickers, yeah I said stickers..:
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Posted by Daishan(VIP) on December 21, 2000 at 04:06:26:

Someone print up a boatload of stickers with the Carrion Fields on it and www.carrionfields.org. And stick em EVERYWHERE.

The probable outcomes are this when someone sees the sticker.

A) Ignore it

B) Go to the website and be totally confused about what the sam hell is going on.

C) Go to the website, realize its a mud, and try it out.

D) Go to the website, have no idea what it is, and try it out.

E) Remove the sticker, because grafitti is not allowed in public bathroom stalls.

Ok now if we get oh 5 people addicted a month from the C and D category, I figure the sticker is worthwhile.

Why not print up a couple thousand or so, and sell em for about 10 bucks for 50.

And then we go stick em in a place that would have possible candidates. Near comic book stores, school computer labs, etc etc etc

If the initial cost to print and purchase isnt too high then I dont see why it would be a bad idea.

I mean I would rather spend my money on something that would promote the mud, rather than a coffee mug or a t-shirt.

Alternate idea OR why stickers won't work (text) Amish Boy 07:09:29 12/21/2000 (1)
- Re: Alternate idea OR why stickers won't work (text) E S W N doesn't bring you home 02:33:08 12/22/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> Someone print up a boatload of stickers with the Carrion Fields on it and www.carrionfields.org. And stick em EVERYWHERE. > The probable outcomes are this when someone sees the sticker. > A) Ignore it > B) Go to the website and be totally confused about what the sam hell is going on. > C) Go to the website, realize its a mud, and try it out. > D) Go to the website, have no idea what it is, and try it out. > E) Remove the sticker, because grafitti is not allowed in public bathroom stalls. > Ok now if we get oh 5 people addicted a month from the C and D category, I figure the sticker is worthwhile. > Why not print up a couple thousand or so, and sell em for about 10 bucks for 50. > And then we go stick em in a place that would have possible candidates. Near comic book stores, school computer labs, etc etc etc > If the initial cost to print and purchase isnt too high then I dont see why it would be a bad idea. > I mean I would rather spend my money on something that would promote the mud, rather than a coffee mug or a t-shirt.