Acta entry_Take :: Remember, remember, the velvet November

I still have hard-wired sound of a dial-up modem connecting to internet somewhere in the depths of my brain. It is because I am part of a
completely new layer of generation, one that is slowly emerging from shallows of young age, trying to find ways to merge with past. Internet
has been a large part of our life, it has shaped our knowledge, our practical skills and it is even a large part of our social life. It gave me
opportunity to become what I am today, and it is because of this huge amount of free information streaming all around. ACTA is not part of
this generation. Its not part of the new horizon, it`s something alien, strange. It has absolutely no place in the world as my generation sees it.
We want to learn, share, we want to become more, we want to grow closer. Free internet gave me a sense of quality and responsibility of
one`s intellectual property. As an author, I am myself very conscious of the value of an idea, and I will always feel responsible for giving this
value to its authors. But without this free world, without free information, I would never be granted opportunity to choose what is important
for me, what quality is and how essential is communication and sharing. What ACTA is trying to achieve is not possible, we will share, no
matter what will happen. ACTA is an unrealistic model and a desperate scream of force which is dying out. They can not stop us, because we
are becoming one. It`s just too late now.