Reply #3: Update:

[OneGrassRoot]

I asked my daughter's theatre teacher for her opinion. She's young, in her 20's, and clueless about Wishadoo and this whole "I Choose..." Campaign. So, her reply was very helpful.

She didn't understand the focus, which prompted me to include the following line under "I Choose."




This would be the full t-shirt design, left panel is front, right is the back of the t-shirt.




I would tweak the design for different uses: digital graphics for websites, a design for mugs, mousepads, etc. (one-sided designs). And put the copyright line more in alignment around the perimeter of the design.

Is this something you can envision purchasing for yourself or others? Would you prefer the t-shirt have nothing on the back? I want to promote Wishadoo, after all, but I don't know if that's a deterrent.

I'm also trying to find an eco-friendly alternative to the popular silicon bands kids/teens love, to imprint phrases from this "I Choose..." Campaign.

This would be a way to generate revenue for Wishadoo, as I now have legal obligations to fulfill and need to generate funds on my own to continue paying the expenses of the site.

Once the legal obligations are fulfilled, then I can create and offer merchandise to benefit others.

I'll start by creating an "I Choose..." petition, post it here at DU and give the background of it (Glenn Beck dissing Wishadoo, as well as it simply being a response and declaration to all of the nastiness in the world), and then contact media peeps (Ed Schultz, KO, Rachel Maddow, Hartmann, for example), as they might pick up on this positive contrast to the ugliness they're covering all the time.

It gives people a choice...a simple way to declare the world they choose to create.

As always, thanks for your thoughts.