
As a part of my Ffity-Two Weeks year long project I decided that for last week's project I would put forth an honest effort to get the community involved in my project. By getting the community to answer couple of questions (by using Twitter, Facebook and the Fifty-Two Weeks site) I hoped that "crowd sourcing" the answers would help me with the project. The questions I asked of the community were as follows:
How can we improve London, Ontario?
And/or
How do we save London?
Although these questions are approaching the same underlying theme I wanted to make sure I got a variety of responses so I attempted to reach out to both the optimists and pessimists in the city.
I collected the answers, condensed them, added some of my own and printed them out and I took to the streets and posted "100 Ways to Improve London, Ontario" in the downtown core. I had wanted to also hit up East London, however, apparently using a manual staple gun 600+ times will hurt your hand, so I am sad to say that I never made it into the East London Village (next time I will start there).
I have uploaded the results to my Flickr account and have posted even more details about the project HERE and you can get some free downloads HERE.












"87. Do or do not. There is no try."
Yoda quote!
I really enjoyed this actually. I've seen a number of the signs up around town. I don't agree with all of them, but that's kind of the point isn't it? It gets you thinking.
I love this idea...my have to bring this Berlin. In English of course.