Against Chain-Letter Petitions on the Internet

With everyone thinking about a war, there will be plenty of people circulating petitions on the network, both pro- and anti-, please don’t. Phil Agre explains why. [ Thanks to Jim Whitehead of FoRK for reminding us about Phil's essay. ]

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