I've noticed a marked increase in the number of views of both my myspace and youtube over the same time that you initiated the 'Kick-Ass' colaberation. several other people who I have chatted with have noticed the same thing with their stuff on the web.
I would hazard a quess that the kick ass partnership is working by getting us more attention and thus, getting our messages out to the world. the world may indeed be learning more about the real us.


so far so good I would say.

I await a RLSH-inspired film that keeps true to the actual movement.

something tells me that movie will not be made in our life time Shisa

maybe not a movie but i hear of an hbo series coming along.that is inside info. thats all i can tell you for now.

Amen Zeta.

Amen Zeta? he's Egyptian?


I get a lot of positive feedback from people in my community about the movement. people here, for the most part, think what we do is cool.

here here Zeta

I've been tangling with some foes of the movement recently and I have to say that I think they are nervous about what it coming. While the "Kick Ass" movie might not represent the RLSH in every way that we would like, it will shed light on the movement itself and perhaps get people curious enough to investigate how it really works. Add this to the potential of other projects in the works that are favorable to the movement and I can see why foes of the movement are not happy. But like Zeta said, if we do the job right then that is the best way to show people how positive the RLSH movement can be.

The best way to provide the public with accurate portrayals of the RLSH movement is by creating our own media and participating directly in independent media projects such as books, films, TV, etc.

I actually think Zetaman's show is a great example of a "reality TV" type approach. It introduces the viewer firsthand to what it's like to be a RLSH. I'd like to see a few different types of RLSHs have shows of that nature, and maybe see them combined in some way and distributed to a broader audience on cable or satellite TV.

I know some independent media folks. If we created it, I could try to get it syndicated. Really, I think that just like there was the dawn of Web 2.0, there will soon be the dawn of Media 2.0, whereby we as individuals are the driving force of our own media. The corporations don't want that because they want to control content and branding... But I think it'll happen anyway as TV and internet and movies become more intermingled.