There has been lots of attention paid to the huge growth of the Fair Copyright for Canada Facebook group (now over 81,000 members), but it is worth noting how many people have taken the time to write the government and their MPs over the past two weeks. The Copyright for Canadians letter writing tool has been used over 9,000 times, while the Canadian Coalition for Electronic Rights has sent over 20,000 letters and now offers its letter wizard in both English and French.
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