Oh, Christ. I read some more of this thread. Please, Lord, forgive me.
Stopping Deanna will be difficult. She has connections. You cannot merely intimidate her. You may have to kill her. Does that......discourage you?
Who said anything about stopping her? She'll be ignored, especially with the absurd domain name she now has. No one is going to talk to her or even reference her site: all references will be to the original one, which did at least have someone with a bit of a clue about how the media works behind it. Yes, I said 'did' - the site is dead now. (Note for Ms Brayton: this is a joke referencing a novel by Ian Fleming, a British thriller-writer prominent in the 1950s and '60s. He created a character called 'James Bond'. You might want to read a few of his books sometime).
Let's be clear on one thing: I wouldn't be saying any of this had some people not figured it out already. SpyNovelFan's dogged tenacity was apparently the reason that he decided to get out of CraigNotBond, though a few others, such as JetSetWilly, had figured out parts of it from the start.
I wish I'd thought of it earlier and spared us all this crap. He was very easy to track down.
I mean, running CNB is not the worst thing in the world. It's not like he sent explicit emails to pages, or screwed his interns.
True, it's not the worst thing in the world (that's Fishermen's Friends). But if you knew what he did for a living, you'd know that his career would be over if it came out he set it up. There was a lot of homophobic content (which is why I bothered trying to find out who he was). Considering that a little website about a casting decision attracted coverage from major international news broadcasters, as did obscure Bollywood actors' entirely bogus claims that they would be cast in this film, I'm pretty confident that the same would happen with this. I think he got out for a very good reason.
It looked like it was being run by a couple of 15 year old boys, which was, for some bizarre reason, just the way he wanted it to look.
Not that bizarre: he wanted it look like it was a spontaneous amateur fan-created site rather than an orchestrated campaign by a political mover. It's a better story for the media, and it helped him cover his tracks.
the ASSOCIATED PRESS of anti-Craig sites
Yes, you're an intelligent and knowledgeable Bond fan. I enjoyed your old website and it had some terrific journalism on it. And yes, you sometimes bring something to the debate here. But these six words demonstrate why I can't take you seriously (and feel a bit dirty even writing all this). The ASSOCIATED PRESS of anti-Craig sites? This is fandom taking itself *far* too seriously. And it's no less disturbing than the site we're still unaccountably wasting time discussing (mea culpa).
Oh, um... back on topic... the opening weekend's box office in Norway will shatter all previous records - or I will shoot myself. That do?