I do believe that there is a policy letter stating that "the door is
always open."
Image of the protest: one of the two lonely body-routers I met at the
front of the clam central (they had deserted "ambush alley" for some
reason). She busied herself telling me how much their stats were up,
and how their stats were always up whenever we showed up. I, for one,
will be happy to keep on coming back...
I did not distort this picture, she pulled that face
all on her own.
I do believe that there is a policy letter stating that "the door is
always open."
When we showed at 12:00 and did our demo to meet with the students
going for lunch, we were met with a door which closed. No students
appeared.
As we were doing our XEMU bit, a sight-seeing train pulled up across
the street. The people inside the train loved the show.
As soon as we showed (after a yummy lunch) at the main demo site, the
ethics officer of the org showed, and started talking to the AA
salesman who's usually right next to our demo. What they had to talk
about, I couldn't begin to guess...
This time, we received no report of a complaint about our noise-level,
so the police were content to walk by ever so often, and bothered us
as little as we bothered anybody else.
After some time at the main demo site, someone walked up with a tray
full of tea. We appreciated this very much.
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