turkish theater
notes from the first weekend of the revolution
Good morning, comrades, and happy Monday¡
Start your week with a taste of punctuational freedom by catching up on our progress since the momentous First Thursday of the Revolution.
I. Progress in the Twitter Theater
Highlights from the battles fought by the Sarcasm Liberation Army on the front lines of Twitter:
- Comrade @PaladinPhila quoted from the manifesto.
- Comrades @Msardina and @KyleHase spread the words of our leadership to their followers.
- Comrade @gilfer promised us a gold medal in sarcasm.
- Comrade @naseeral—one of the longest-standing members of the Salvation Liberation Army—shared the sweet euphoria of punctuational freedom: I have started using #opensarcasm in my sarcastic little notes. The feeling is invigorating.
- Comrade @pidster provided instructions on punctuating sarcasm to his friend @whittlechris.
- Comrade @grimmlock tweeted: Open Sarcasm Manifesto¡ http://ow.ly/195VF I’ll be damned, I did not know this existed. I just saved 2 bucks¡
- Comrade @jpmarcotte showed true revolutionary spirit, writing: “Bah, nobody would want to use something that’s already free and almost universally usable¡”
- Our newest recruit to the Sarcasm Liberation Army, Comrade @lowrobb shared a link to coverage of our movement and later recomended that his Twitter followers follow @OpenSarcasm for information on achieving punctuational freedom and shared some of our words with them. Thank you, comrade, for your heartfelt enthusiasm and support!
- And Comrade @tonygil tweeted his support after we told him of the alternative to SarcMark®.
II. Coverage from Mighty Red Pen
The self-described “grammar goddess” who pens the blog Mighty Red Pen covered our epic struggle against the chains of punctuational capitalism, saying:
The folks at Open Sarcasm, on the other hand, have a real problem with the SarcMark®. They have a whole website, with a manifesto and so on, decrying the concept of a licensed punctuation mark for identifying sarcasm.
III. Progress in the Turkish Theater
Finally, the revolution made considerable progress in the Turkish Theater with a supportive article from the well-respected Turkish Journal.
Snippet of an auto-translation from google:
And finally, in the age of the Internet into our lives trying to sign
sarkazm itself remained in the middle of a war sarkastik. ‘Money
sarkazma no’ action starts a group of Internet users anarchist,
Ethiopia alphabet, which is the opposite of sarkazm exclamation mark,
exclamation mark in the shape of ”¡” ”universal, free,
classless,” declared the fused sarkazm exclamation. who founded a
website called ”opensarcasm.org” activists, published ‘open sarkazm
manifesto’ to the buying and the ”alphabet” of capitalism started a
fight. And those who use licensed exclamation mark, exclamation to
join the revolution, equal and free for all punctuation marks are
invited to establish a world. Initiated action to protect the
exclamation Sarkazm communist to a capitalist way to finance their
WRITTEN began selling t-shirts.Some observers, the ‘Open sarcasm’ group’s manifesto is not certain
they were serious sarkastik pointed out ‘that’ The world needs a real
exclamation sarkazm comments are made. Let’s look at the battle of
capitalist sarkazm exclamation of sarkazm socialist sarkazm of
exclamation will win?
Of course the sarkazm socialist sarkazm of exclamation will win! This week, our struggle to bring egalitarian punctuation for sarcasm to the people continues. Join us!
