In the interest of preserving free speech,<p>1) I hereby pledge to disable access to all (or most) of the content featured on my websites 48 hours before the full house vote (date unknown ATM) on SOPA in the U.S. Congress.<p>2) I pledge to keep access disabled until the vote is finalized.<p>3) Because SOPA's effects will be felt globally, I pledge to disable access to all users, regardless of geographical location.<p>4) I pledge to display a maintenance page directing people to more information on SOPA and how they can contact their representatives in Congress.<p>Who's with me?
I don't mean to be "that guy", but unless your sites have a lot of traffic from non-technical people, I frankly doubt anyone will care.<p>Most techies already know about SOPA, already dislike it and have probably already signed a petition/called/written. If they haven't by now, they aren't going to.<p>Putting a message on a tech blog/website is like preaching to the choir at this point.
I might do that 48 hours before. In the meantime, I've put a big fat message on my front page (<a href="http://gamerhighway.com" rel="nofollow">http://gamerhighway.com</a>). I think between now and whenever the vote is, others ought to do the same.