Reply #17: 50 facts [View All]

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What should the message be? I think the "20 amazing facts about voting in the USA" (http://www.nightweed.com/usavotefacts.html) is a good start. I like the neutral intro/headline. Should be updated daily (at a central place), with the most hardhitting points at the top. With one simple URL where people can check the statements and get more info. Send out in emails to people, make them want to pass it on.

The anti-Moore movement made such a list: "59 deceits in F9/11". When it comes to communicating, they know what they are doing.

There is a large amount of info pointing to election fraud. The problem is to make it understandable. People do not want to believe that this is happening. Do not give them reasons to dismiss the information (noise, design, unnessecary text, etc).

Research and investigation goes along many lines. But getting the main points across to outsiders is a different process. It is a question of information architecture. Fragmentation is a bad thing, forces should be joined in one visible effort (how about a working group of ten of the "best" election fraud sites maintaining one main effort together). Just one long page with headlines would probably do, no design needed.