Election Time! Reminders for first time voters

Election Time! Reminders for first time voters 
 
Dear CODE-NGO Member Networks,
May we request you to help spread the word about the need to ensure that 
the vulnerable sectors - First Time Voters, Elderly, Persons with 
Disabilities, Internally Displaced Persons, Indigenous Peoples, Overseas 
Filipino Workers and Detainees - are able to register until OCTOBER 31, 
2009 to be able to vote in the May 2010  Elections. 
We hope you could help pass on and/or announce this message in your 
meetings and assemblies with your members and partner organizations.  To 
facilitate spreading this message, Task Force 2010 posters, videos and 
radio advertisements can be downloaded from the Task Force 2010 website  
http://www.tf2010.slb.ph/downloads.html
Videos  can also be accessed at www.youtube.com by searching the 
keywords below, or clicking the corresponding links:
1)    7sectors         http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVZ3xKcvgmk
2)    process          
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7xs8l5V0Hs&feature=related
3)    pano kaya2    
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7Ok9Gf4e4U&feature=related
4)    change ad1    
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WhjHZ6oSVc0&feature=related
Thank you! 
(Task Force 2010 is a consortium of 18 non-partisan election watchdogs, 
which pushes for the needed reforms in the electoral process and in the 
COMELEC in order to ensure clean, honest, peaceful and credible 
elections in 2010 and beyond. TF2010 is co-chaired by Bishop Broderick 
Pabillo of the Catholic Bishops Council of the Philippines (CBCP) and 
Bishop Efraim Tendero of Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches 
(PCEC).  CODE-NGO is a member of Task Force 2010). 
The CODE-NGO Secretariat
Caucus of Development NGO Networks
69 Esteban Abada Street, Loyola Heights, Quezon City 1108
Tels. +632 9202595, 4356616, 9268131
E-mail caucus at codengo dot org
Website. www.code-ngo.net

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Hi everyone,

I'm the national coordinator of Alyansa Tigil Mina (ATM), the owner of this site.

We will always respect views and opinions posted on this site, as much as we encourage open discussion and intelligent debate on the issue of mining. ATM has its stand on this issue very clearly, and we welcome the comments from those who do not agree with us.

However, we have observed that in the past few days, this forum has gone way beyond acceptable behavior of netiquette.

I will request and strongly encourage all posters to at least follow the following rules:

1. Be civil. Basic courtesy and privacy norms should be practised by posters in this forum. Make your mom at least proud by showing you still remember to be polite, even if you're not required to say "po" or "opo" in every post you make. We wouldn't mind that either, if you do so. Then again, I am assuming here that you're already an adult.

2. Personal attacks will not be tolerated. This also applies to flaming. Just in case you don't know what flaming is, its deliberately insulting or personally ranting against a poster (or a thread) simply because you are losing the arguments.

3. Avoid being anonymous. Since you have enough time to post long comments, you would at least have a few seconds to type even an alias. You also help people conclude that you are not a paid hack from a PR firm by Intex (or any other mining company)

4. Do not shout in the forums. Do not use ALL CAPS in your posts. A single exclamation point should also suffice.

We will observe the forum in the next few days. Should these rules be disregarded, we will transform this into a minimally-moderated forum. We hope we will avoid the situation that we will decide to make this a closely and strictly moderated forum. We value everyone's insights so much.

We'll check up again on this new rules after a short while. Of course, we expect the Intex ECC to be revoked in a few days. In this case, I suspect that the "excitement" in this thread would have died down.

Jaybee Garganera
National Coordinator
ATM
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