I walk away for two minutes -- just two! And look what happens -- New Mexico has seceded from the Union (or something)!

See, I like the idea of the online petition and offline petition, and that letter will certainly serve as the offline petition, but my idea was to -- as well as having the petitions -- have a sort of continual influx of communication from the fans as well. That's what saved Farscape when I was a part of that. (Of course, a lot of fans were also mailing the SciFi Channel stale crackers, which I suggest NOT doing even though it worked.

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That way, you have a sort uncountable mass of people hoping that Activision reconsiders, which is vaguely overwhelming, and THEN you receive this massive package which says "We have ____ signatures asking you to reconsider". It's a little deceptive, since a lot of those letters will come from people who signed the petition, but it makes us look like an even LARGER fan-base or at least a lot louder of a fan-base.
However, I'm not in charge. This is a fan-movement regarding a fan-project so if we'd just rather do the two petitions, I'm fine with that.
PS For those with no printer -- first of all, libraries tend to have printers or, like waltzdancing said, you can shoot her an email with your name *however* to keep this as legal as possible please also give her permission to forge your name on the Save the TSL Petition. (And, yes, you will have to refer to the document specifically when you do or you're basically giving her permission to steal your identity -- which, while she would never do that, is just a bad idea.

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And thanks for volunteering, Waltzdancing. I was willing, but my parents are not-too-fond of getting mail from strangers.

EDIT: Oh, and in regards to the financial portion of the document... I feel that's necessary. The bottom line for these people is, well, the bottom line. They care about money, that's it. If they make a new KQ, swell, although I'm sure it will be terrible. If they base it on the Silver Lining.... the team will have evidence of that and I'm SURE they'll sue for a BOATLOAD of cash. Either Activision will take that chance, and end up being sued themselves
by fans (which is surprisingly new for them) or Activision will see the chance to profit off of someone else's work -- someone who they won't have to fire once the work is done, for a change -- and they will green light the Silver Lining. I hope, anyways.