Spoilers: fighting back

[seanmulligan2000]

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "anopcfox" <anopcfox1 at ...> 
wrote:
>
> My mother used to say, your right to free expression ends at the 
> bridgeof my nose. Free speech is precious but no one has the right 
> toyell, "Fire" in a crowded theatre. The selfish gits who want to 
> spoilthe party for Potterphiles have a right to do what they please, 
> but wedo not have to allow them to spoil the fun. One way to counter 
> them isthis:  Shut them down by making a huge number of hits on 
> theirwebsites. You do not have to read the contents of the sites to 
do 
> this.Thus, if you get wind of such a site, post it here and remind 
> everyoneto pass the word on--shut them down.Just a thought.
> 
> anopcfox
>

I saw Keith Olbermann tonight and they had a story about newspapers 
that have already printed reviews of the new Harry Potter book.  I 
think that they should wait at least a week after the book come out 
for newspapers to publish reviews of it. Printing news of it 
immediately is not the same as printing news of government corruption 
orother scandals. They can wait a few days so that most of the diehard 
fans will have read it already.