HILARIOUS. get over yourself you silly caucazoids.
this isnt for you.

Maybe you would do well to figure out a way to “claim” spots without stickers. Perhaps you can claim a spot by taking a photo of the day’s local newspaper at that spot. In San Francisco many bus shelters these days have electronic signs that display the time and date and next bus.

Even with the fanciest “biodegradable” stickers you still run into the “broken windows” sentiment of public order: if it looks like you’re tagging it feels like you’re tagging and you’re inviting further public defacement and making enemies. This is NOT COOL.

-danny

Why are you make some kind of assumption that we are “soveryveryveryliberal.” In the US, many of the backers of Clean Cities type groups are extremely conservative. Other are more liberal. I don’t think litter, graffiti, and ugliest stick to political ideologies.

Maybe you mean liberal in some other sense. I don’t know.

You didn’t cause trouble by posting. You created dissent by glorifying something that is really fucking stupid.

About the photo shopped-sticker-images: If you really find the time to shoot pictures of a spot and figure out how to paste in a sticker that looks legit I am sure all the work is worth the points :)

We are still an early start-up and have to tweak our game modes and stickers – help us to become the game you would like to play!

Thanks!

This is a terrible idea! Hasn’t anybody ridden MUNI and seen graffiti tags posted on doors and seats? These have to be scrapped off with a razor blade and leave sticky, dirty residue behind. And somebody thought this was a great idea for the Golden Gate Bridge? Since when has tagging a national landmark been cool or creative?

I think you should retract this post. There have been a thousand creative ideas and worthy gatherings posted about here that benefit our community. This isn’t one of them.

Perhaps with Facebook integration the government can subpeona information on those defacing public property. Slick!

Thanks,
-danny