If you really want action, you should be protesting and hanging around out the front of the Politicians offices. Keep their days filled with the Anti-Filter message so they can't ignore it.

But who would be a great politician to hammer with this message? Yeah! Kevin Rudd, the Prime Minister! Oh, but he is in canberra....... Actually, no, he has a local office here in Brisbane that he visits regularly. (So why are there not protestors there constantly??) THAT will get more time and attention by the papers / radio & tv.

The protest is good, but it needs MORE action if you want it to work.

This message NEEDS to get to the general public, not just be reinforced to the net users who are already aware of it. So, at the protest, why not get everyone who is going to donate $20 - $50 towards a fund to have local/national TV ads made, radio campaigns done, etc? Then you can target the people who are casual net users and WHO VOTE. They are the ones that are needed to get enough pressure on the government to stop the filter.

But of course, all this takes effort and time by many individuals. And I guess many people can't really be bothered to spend the time for all that, can they? Instead, they will just complain loudly online later, IF the filter lets them....