Graffiti campaigners at #FOSDEM don't seem to realise that other people have to clean up their mess.
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Graffiti campaigners at #FOSDEM don't seem to realise that other people have to clean up their mess.
Your generic slogan has to be scrubbed away by a low-paid worker using harsh chemicals.
But I guess they're less important than your self-righteous vandalism.
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Graffiti campaigners at #FOSDEM don't seem to realise that other people have to clean up their mess.
Your generic slogan has to be scrubbed away by a low-paid worker using harsh chemicals.
But I guess they're less important than your self-righteous vandalism.
@Edent I guess that when these idiots have made sure that FOSDEM will not get ULB again due to their vandalism they will celebrate. Also: It won't be removed by low-paid workers. It will be removed by the FOSDEM volunteers as the deal with ULB is that they give back a clean campus.
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Graffiti campaigners at #FOSDEM don't seem to realise that other people have to clean up their mess.
Your generic slogan has to be scrubbed away by a low-paid worker using harsh chemicals.
But I guess they're less important than your self-righteous vandalism.
@Edent I thought this in the context of stickers - it was a sweary one which caught my eye - being stuck directly to handrails, bins etc. Perhaps it is an accepted thing at the uni, but it both surprised me and kind of did not.
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@Edent I thought this in the context of stickers - it was a sweary one which caught my eye - being stuck directly to handrails, bins etc. Perhaps it is an accepted thing at the uni, but it both surprised me and kind of did not.
@neil @Edent many, many years ago (early 90s), I would see stickers at my University, but this soon escalated to not just political campaigning but various extremist groups, to the point they started physically fighting each other on campus and MetPol got involved. So I would expect University authorities to be at least a bit wary about stickers/graffiti (aside from the mess involved)
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@Edent I guess that when these idiots have made sure that FOSDEM will not get ULB again due to their vandalism they will celebrate. Also: It won't be removed by low-paid workers. It will be removed by the FOSDEM volunteers as the deal with ULB is that they give back a clean campus.
@jwildeboer @Edent Graffiti will probably be removed by the low-paid staff which we overpay for...
Where did you find what, so we can try and clean it up, or properly log it?
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@jwildeboer @Edent Graffiti will probably be removed by the low-paid staff which we overpay for...
Where did you find what, so we can try and clean it up, or properly log it?
@RichiH social web room. Black pen slogans on the metal rails between rows. I think I was about 3 rows from the front.
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@RichiH social web room. Black pen slogans on the metal rails between rows. I think I was about 3 rows from the front.
@Edent what's the room number? Running around stm
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