esperanto farmers market belt around a governmental building?
貼文者: qwertz, 2010年3月5日
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qwertz (顯示個人資料) 2010年3月5日下午3:22:57
Hi,
just a crazy idea. To attract more attention to esperanto:
What about a esperanto farmers market belt around a government/parliament building (or similar) which everybody who works there have to cross? Just for one day?
All participating farmers should at least sign their products in esperanto or even more better should have basic esperanto language skills. "ĝp/ĝis poste" t-shirts would be fine, too. We esperanto folks are friendly people
just a crazy idea. To attract more attention to esperanto:
What about a esperanto farmers market belt around a government/parliament building (or similar) which everybody who works there have to cross? Just for one day?
All participating farmers should at least sign their products in esperanto or even more better should have basic esperanto language skills. "ĝp/ĝis poste" t-shirts would be fine, too. We esperanto folks are friendly people
qwertz (顯示個人資料) 2010年3月5日下午6:20:32
Pharoah:You mean a sort of EO picket line? Seems like it would be hard to get non-esperantist farmers to participate.No, no picket line. Nobody should be hintered to cross. At the crossing points some people taking care that nobody gets hurt if some cars are crossing. Hm, okay if these people wearing that "ĝis poste" t-shirts that looks like a EO picket line. But mainly that should just be a friendly farmers market mantle. Or let me say a circular farmers market with a governmental building in the middle and all farmers market products are esperanto language tagged (only?).
qwertz (顯示個人資料) 2010年3月5日下午6:50:56
Rogir:Seems to me that there are more efficient ways to advertise Esperanto.Yes, of course, with this one above. Or 99 green... (wikipedia) Would be worth a second trial without that darned iron curtain
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