jon helms

how about creating a "wish list" for other items as well, such as hand tools/shovels/gloves etc? think of it as a gift registry or house warming, people could bring something when they visit your land, and eventually you'd have enough stuff for workshops etc., and this way people with minimal funds could still donate something other than just labor.

i do not know. i asked my teenage daughter, she said to create a facebook page, get everyone from permies to "like" it, and thats how to start. so i created a facebook page titled:

Petition to get Paul Wheaton on The Colbert Report

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Petition-to-get-Paul-Wheaton-on-The-Colbert-Report/113146728880571?skip_nax_wizard=true


i guess now the trick is to get people to visit the site. i am completely new to this, so if we could get some of the more technically savvy permie people to chime in and offer some guidance, that would be cool.

as for being on Colbert, he could drop " rocket mass heaters" , his kickstarter projects, permies.com, all in a quick interview reaching millions of people.

paul talks of reaching as many people as possible, a campaign to get him on "The Colbert Report" should be started. he would reach an enormous amount of people with one interview. they just had a pig farmer on colbert, and paul is WAY more interesting and has an important message to boot!
people on permies with twitter/facebook accounts can get ball rolling? just a thought....