• johnny_jagwani
    • 5 years 9 months ago
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    		 is it your experience, that online petitions, for example to have an old cartoon show released on dvd - doesn't work?

    This sprung to mind, while I in another forum on RJ, tried to ask for peoples help concerning a much-missed animation..

    To my knowledge it DID work for Thundercats and Silverhawks, just recently.
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    • blueluigi
      • 5 years 9 months ago
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      		 I don't think petitions had anything to do with Thundercats and Silverhawks being released on DVD. I believe Warner Home Video just wanted to release those shows, although the fan service might have help though.
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      • johnny_jagwani
        • 5 years 9 months ago
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        		 well - thundercats has a large fan following on facebook, topping half a million people.. but maybe that page is backed by warner to get the sales to rise?
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        • adventure_of_link
          • 5 years 9 months ago
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          		 You are right. online petitions NEVER work, and can be easily flooded/spammed to have a lot of "signatures."

          they are best suited to take out the frustration of WAAAAH NICKELODEON DONT AIR SALOOT YER SHORTZZZZ AND OTHER THINGS THAT WERE GOOD NOMOAR WAAAAAH :cry::cry::cry::cry: *emotears*

          all they are is just stupid spam. and it'll be locked.

          If you're talking about any of the "pages" here on retrojunk, they are all now ad-based, and the ads are at random, but usually try to stay on topic (eg: going into new real world gives you BS ads about obama and palin, etc) and shouldn't really be trusted

          meanwhile, I'll lock this. We DO have a bit in the rules about online petitions for a reason.
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