Alan Moore on V for Vendetta and the rise of Anonymous

[ayase]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16968689

Thought this might be of interest, what with the SOPA / PIPA /ACTA talk that's been going on and the fact that we're probably more likely than a lot of places to have anons in our midst. I always liked Alan Moore.

 

[Tachi]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16968689

Thought this might be of interest, what with the SOPA / PIPA /ACTA talk that's been going on and the fact that we're probably more likely than a lot of places to have anons in our midst. I always liked Alan Moore.

Haha, come come dear chap... That'll be the day.

Alas... some light reading pleased me.

 

[Sparrowsabre7]

I've never really liked Alan Moore I like some of his work, but I find him to be a bit pretentious and he seems to think he's better than everyone.

 

[daichi383]

I've never really liked Alan Moore I like some of his work, but I find him to be a bit pretentious and he seems to think he's better than everyone.

Indeed Mr Moore is incredibly pretentious but this was an interesting read. Thanks for the link ayase.