Petrol posted:I honestly think you might make some headway by making things in the style of zines
i don't
glomper_stomper posted:also start an org or a reading group. it's weird to just have pamphlets
cars posted:probably the easiest way to appeal to most of the people in the English-speaking West who would ever read a pamphlet is to use a font that makes it look like a broadside written by a cobbler with gout in the 18th century, like Double Pica or w/e for the headers at least. or if you're just trying to get Communists to read it use fat face fonts so it looks like it's announcing a 19th c. riot over no potatoes
on this same note literally typing your pamphlet on a typewriter is another way to draw the eye, for the same reason, as long as you write a couple drafts before you print it up, people don't see it much nowadays and it lends cheap gravitas
cars posted:the main thing to remember is that anyone who reads a pamphlet is a huge Nerd so either set out to appeal to that type or put your energy elsewhere
thats the whole point of going for a zine format, its casting the net a little wider and can actually yield results. i mean when i suggested it i assumed he would be including contact details for an org or something. but thanks for your flippant response earlier. so much for posting pals. the world is a vampire
Petrol posted:cars posted:
the main thing to remember is that anyone who reads a pamphlet is a huge Nerd so either set out to appeal to that type or put your energy elsewhere
thats the whole point of going for a zine format, its casting the net a little wider and can actually yield results. i mean when i suggested it i assumed he would be including contact details for an org or something. but thanks for your flippant response earlier. so much for posting pals. the world is a vampire
in my experience the zine demographic isnt less nerdy than the pamphlet one
Petrol posted:thats the whole point of going for a zine format, its casting the net a little wider and can actually yield results. i mean when i suggested it i assumed he would be including contact details for an org or something. but thanks for your flippant response earlier. so much for posting pals. the world is a vampire
thats my former anarcho alarm going off at that word, nothing personal. ive been triggered
All you have to do to get a job working 16 hours of night shifts a week at a UPS warehouse is complete a bachelor's degree in actuarial science
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Belphegor posted:On that note, somebody linked this website before and it was very eye-opening to me, leaving it here for anyone who has ever thought "unemployment is at 6%? No way" http://www.shadowstats.com/alternate_data/unemployment-charts
British government's best trick to date was redefining unemployment to mean "in receipt of unemployment benefits without any other conditions"
i.e if you're sent on a mandatory patronising "training course" to learn how to write a resume better or w/e, you're officially counted as employed. same goes for if they force you to stack shelves in a supermarket for "work experience". you're even counted as employed when the bureaucracy decides you're 6 minutes late for an appointment and so withholds money for a month
they also successfully eliminated poverty by changing how it's measured, so that's nice
this link in the OP gives a 404 now
Gotfred Appel's parasite state theory and the situation in denmark ,1971
pamphlet pdf - http://docdro.id/QOE3DbP
reading pdf - http://docdro.id/7MoxFui
what are thoughts on canva for making covers?
personally i've found it very easy, and visual design is not something i've worked with much
http://canva.com/
mediumpig posted:Would anyone like to share some images of or links to their favorite pamphlets? Or maybe even zines. I'm thinking of producing something for stuff relevant to me but looking for inspiration in terms of design and how to present information in a concise way that does not, as said earlier, make people think you're jehovah's witnesses.
long but sane, looks pretty schway (i am told by my informants this is the anarchist term for "the masses")
a bit radlib influenced, but sound and appropriately concise in the material