Very happy about the new campaign. So many fans were wanting to help, but the only way offered was buying a box of pencils and many jumped at that, including me.
It is great that fan support is being channeled in a more meaningful direction.
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[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls, The Inside and Drive), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
Very happy about the new campaign. So many fans were wanting to help, but the only way offered was buying a box of pencils and many jumped at that, including me.
It is great that fan support is being channeled in a more meaningful direction.
Kristen, are you going to put up one of those fancy-schmancy counters to show how much people have donated?
I'd like to! I'm also going to add a page that lists the prizes up for grabs once we start to get them in house.
Craig Mazin just plugged your site. (Mostly for writers to donate scripts too, but I think implicitly also for cash donors.) [link]
Craig is awesome. He's also donating a script for the raffle.
I got an adorable email from a writer named Chap Taylor who wrote Changing Lanes (Samuel L Jackson and Ben Affleck) convinced that no one would want a signed copy but offering it anyway.
I was all, "DUDE. Film script? Samuel L Jackson? SEND!"
Does the MPTV fund have a telephone donation system? Their website has, like, no security.
I just spoke to them about that. They keep assuring me it's secure, but...cn we send a Buffista to them? I get the feeling the net savvy is just not there.
You can donate by phone: (818) 876-1900.
a writer named Chap Taylor who wrote Changing Lanes
OK, first of all, his name is Chap, which is fantastic enough. Then add the rest, and, yeah.
You all are awesome for thinking of this and setting it up and just... very inspiring.
I'll revise "no security" as that was totally tabloid of me, but it hasn't got, like, SSL - which has been best practice (and everywhere) for about a decade now, which sets alarm bells. They've used an off the shelf PHP cart system, too.
All banks have fraud protection anyway I think, so it's not the end of the world.
Also, this effort is incredibly worth while as it will actually help people caught in the crossfire, which is great, rather than just the WGA.