CA_Libertarian
State Researcher
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PaleoCon wrote:
Except we still have the problem of deciding who gets a copy of the "book"...
IMO best solution is not announce venues. Just meet up at location X, then announce on the spot where venue Y will be, and have everybody walk/drive over. Then whoever is doing this will have to actually do some work to call a bunch of nearby businesses, and then it might be 1 e-mail/phone call per business, as most of them won't put in the effort to contact 20 businesses.
PaleoCon wrote:
DEFENSOR wrote:Can use the book method, eveyone has a copy of same book to publish code from. Use same book to decode. It is time consumming but effective...pIt's too bad that the British cracked the ENIGMA code system during WWII we could use it to communicate the where and whens of it all. Morse code? No that won't work. Navajo code talkers? No that won't work either they could just get a tribal officer. I'll come up with something. HAHAHAHAHA
Defensor Fortis
Except we still have the problem of deciding who gets a copy of the "book"...
IMO best solution is not announce venues. Just meet up at location X, then announce on the spot where venue Y will be, and have everybody walk/drive over. Then whoever is doing this will have to actually do some work to call a bunch of nearby businesses, and then it might be 1 e-mail/phone call per business, as most of them won't put in the effort to contact 20 businesses.