1,200 people aren't so "Anonymous" anymore.

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

The worst is yet to come."Anonymous

inb4 Sony sues everyone listed, even those who are only signed up for the hell of it.

you have a S in "http://"

2 http://'s in your link.

Jelley0

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

does it work now?

edit: weird, the page works, it doesn't load when you click on it though.

suffice to say, it's a facebook event called "Operation Sony".

[QUOTE="Jelley0"]

2 http://'s in your link.

TheKing012

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

does it work now?

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

You're welcome.

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

[QUOTE="Jelley0"]

2 http://'s in your link.

waltefmoney

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

does it work now?

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

You're welcome.

thanks, i just put it so you can copy and paste it though.

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

tutt3r

:| really? Anonymous created the Facebook page. it links to several stores Sony owns you can go to sit in and "boycott" the company.

how does it not relate to Anonymous?

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

TheKing012

:| really? Anonymous created the Facebook page. it links to several stores Sony owns you can go to sit in and "boycott" the company.

how does it not relate to Anonymous?

this is not the same "anonymous"

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

wait I dont understand how this relates to anonymous...

tutt3r

:| really? Anonymous created the Facebook page. it links to several stores Sony owns you can go to sit in and "boycott" the company.

how does it not relate to Anonymous?

this is not the same "anonymous"

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

:| really? Anonymous created the Facebook page. it links to several stores Sony owns you can go to sit in and "boycott" the company.

how does it not relate to Anonymous?

TheKing012

this is not the same "anonymous"

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

Wait.

The first rule is we don't talk about it.

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

this is not the same "anonymous"

Firebird-5

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

Wait.

The first rule is we don't talk about it.

-TheSecondSign-

yeah, but it's mainly out of fear.

I clicked im Attending.TheAcountantMan

i really wouldn't advice taking this situation lightly.

Sony seeked the IP addresses of anyone simply visiting the website GeoHotz was distributing the PS3 hack from. they'll be all over this in seconds.

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

Firebird-5

Agreed. I can't imagine them volunteering to go outside and actually be around people.

Wait.

The first rule is we don't talk about it.

-TheSecondSign-

I'm pretty sure Fight Club references got old back in '99. :P

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

TheKing012

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

i'm sure you don't comprehend how different anonymous is to your traditional hack0rZ group

i'm sure you don't comprehend how different anonymous is to your traditional hack0rZ group

Firebird-5

What do they do that is different? One thing I didn't understand was how they are meant to represent the freedom of Sony users (to modify stuff) and yet they have simply called any user that gets caught in one of their attacks 'collateral damage'.

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

[QUOTE="tutt3r"]

this is not the same "anonymous"

Firebird-5

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

TheKing012

they cant be linked to the annonyous group that is attacking sony, because that group in facebook is not doing anything ilegal and in fact facebook can't share their ips.

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

i'm sure you don't comprehend how different anonymous is to your traditional hack0rZ group

biggest_loser

What do they do that is different? One thing I didn't understand was how they are meant to represent the freedom of Sony users (to modify stuff) and yet they have simply called any user that gets caught in one of their attacks 'collateral damage'.

they aren't fighing for the "users" they are fighting for something they want that just happens to be something a lot of users share their interest.

inb4 Sony sues everyone listed, even those who are only signed up for the hell of it.

TheKing012

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

TheKing012

I'm going to look for a Sony store so I can go that day just to walk over these people and buy something in front of there faces as I laugh at them. I may even dress up like a pirate.incuensuocha

Completely defeats the purpose of Anonymous… morons.

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

FFS:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2ftW-Vfie4&feature=related

TheKing012

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

I clicked that Youtube video. Am I going to jail? :cry:

Lol, saw this a while ago, the whole thing is a joke. I doubt anyone at all will even notice or that it'll get any publicity. Only 12000 people said they'd come, though I doubt more than a third will actually go to the stores and do the sit-in, so maybe 600 people max, nothing will happen and Anon is wasting their time.

[QUOTE="TheKing012"]

[QUOTE="Firebird-5"]

anonymous is not a group, in the conventional sense. i'm quite sure anybody worth their salt isn't signing up on facebook for this event

delta3074

are you even comprehending the definition of the name?

they're Anonymous, as in, an anonymous group of people who share the same ideals and come together and have a general consensus and idea of what they're setting out to do.

by creating a Facebook page, anyone involved with these illegal attacks against Sony's website, and anything else owned by Sony, allows for their IP addresses to be actively tracked. a supoena is just around the corner, i'm betting.

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]Also, this is the dumbest idea for a protest ever. Go to a store and not buy anything? ZOMG TEH ANARCHY!!! If these butt napkins want to do a boycott they should probably make sure that they actually have the definition correct, but I suppose that since none of them buy Sony products anyway they felt some additional action was necessary other than the status quote, no matter how ineffectual or uncommitted it is.Firebird-5

good lord please stop failing lol

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

[quote="Anonymous"]The worst is yet to come."TheKing012

inb4 Sony sues everyone listed, even those who are only signed up for the hell of it.

Sued? For what exactly? They've done nothing wrong.

[QUOTE="TheAcountantMan"]I clicked im Attending.TheKing012

i really wouldn't advice taking this situation lightly.

Sony seeked the IP addresses of anyone simply visiting the website GeoHotz was distributing the PS3 hack from. they'll be all over this in seconds.

First Amendment Right = Potential Piracy?

wat?

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=136813236391154

[quote="Anonymous"]The worst is yet to come."TheKing012

inb4 Sony sues everyone listed, even those who are only signed up for the hell of it.

[QUOTE="TheAcountantMan"]I clicked im Attending.TheKing012

i really wouldn't advice taking this situation lightly.

Sony seeked the IP addresses of anyone simply visiting the website GeoHotz was distributing the PS3 hack from. they'll be all over this in seconds.

simply put they cant link the hacker attacks to a facebook group. period. join or not sony can't do anything, and they will not go trough a legal process to get facebook to release the group ips which they can do nothing with them.

They aren't proving anything.

I think the facebook group is bandwagon hoppers. Either way, the boycott is going to fail.

These digital revolts are really lame.

*Current manager on duty at Sony store calls police* *police arrive and ask offenders to leave and escort them off premises* *some cause trouble Police mace them and cuff them and put them in jail* lol simple as that...One cannot legally go onto private property and protest.