Michael has just finished his 30 Days of DRM, an astounding feat. But better yet, he’s wrapped up the series with a must read and save post on 30 things you can do about the issues raised in his posts. The wrap up page is here. This is a must-read and must-do for all of us:
The House of Commons is back in session and, as I promised last month, the 30 Days of DRM project has now concluded. The postings remain accessible via the 30 Days of DRM page, the wiki, and a new PDF version that incorporates all postings into a single document.
The project generated considerable commentary online and lots of email offline. The most frequently asked question provides reason for optimism as many people simply asked “what can I do?” I typically responded that the best starting point was to write to their local Member of Parliament. Upon reflection, there is more that can be done and to that end, I offer up 30 things you can do about the issues raised by the 30 days of DRM project.
