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  Michael > April 28th, 2010, 04:10 AM

  Someone posted an open request in another Seeker forum for a central location that people could refer to in order to stay on top of the Save Our Seeker campaign.
  
  I had a spare moment (or two) so I created such a blog on Wordpress.
  
  Save The Seeker! has a pretty summary (I think) of what is going on.
  
  I've asked the Seeker fans to help with the blog. Hopefully a couple of people will step forward to assist with it.
  
  Please help promote it by mentioning it on your own blogs, your Facebook accounts, your Twitter accounts, etc.
  
  Thanks.
  
  The URL is http://savetheseeker.wordpress.com/

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  Michael > April 28th, 2010, 11:29 AM

  So I forgot to lift the robots block on the blog after fixing it up as best I could. Most of the early posts did not go out. I'm going to link to them here to help with the crawling.
  

  • Time to rumble with ABC for the Seeker …
    
  • Seeker campaign central – The Renewal Warwagon
    
  • Twitter Hash Tags for Saving the Seeker
    
  • An easy way to email Disney/ABC executives
    
  • Seeker fan compiling SaveTheSeeker video
    
  • Cool LoTS Season 3 video
    
  • Blog and Tweet about Legend of the Seeker
    
  • Another SavetheSeeker video
    
  • Seeker fans ask that we email online magazine reps

  
  And while I'm listing links, the following blogs are linking to the Website. Thanks again to the owners for posting those articles:
  

  • Look out, ABC! Here Come the ANGRY Scifi Fans!
    
  • Legend of the Seeker Fans Raise an Army against ABC
    
  • ABC Domestic Television Bears Brunt of Legend of the Seeker Protest
    
  • Legend of the Seeker Fans Take Aim at ABC Domestic Television
    
  • ABC Domestic Television Targeted by Angry Legend of the Seeker Fans
    
  • ABC Domestic Television Faces PR Crisis over Legend of the Seeker
    
  • ABC Domestic Television Confronted by Irate Online Legend of the Seeker Fans
    

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  Michael > April 28th, 2010, 05:30 PM

  It looks like the campaign is having an effect, albeit only a small one so far.
  
  Dayna Porter, who performs the stunts for Kahlan (Bridget Regan) just Tweeted:
  

  
  

  [ Indent ]

  
  Just dont give up hope till the official announcement!!!! Theres a reason why there hasnt been one yet
  less than 10 seconds ago via web
  what ever you guys are doing is obviously helping in some way, im not sure what else you can do, thank you
  11 minutes ago via web
  
  All i can say is its not over yet for LOTS, there is 1 more very small chance and it is very very small, but its better than nothing
  

  
  

  
  Her Twitter account is:
  
  http://twitter.com/daynastunts

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  Michael > April 28th, 2010, 05:30 PM

  Contact information for SyFy if you want to politely ask them to pick up Legend of the Seeker:

  
  

  [ Indent ]

  
  (Syfy is owned by NBC/Universal)
  Jeff Zucker
  CEO of NBC/Universal
  30 Rockefeller Plaza… See More
  New York, NY
  10112
  USA
  
  Telephone Numbers:
  Corporate Phone: (212) 664-4444
  Viewers Comments Line: 1-212-664-3571
  
  Craig Engler, Senior Vice president & General manager
  Syfy Channel
  30 Rockefeller Plaza
  21st Floor
  New York, NY
  10112
  USA
  

  
  

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  Michael > April 28th, 2010, 05:40 PM

  Michael Hurst has jumped on the bandwagon! Woohooo!!!!!!!
  
  

  
  

  [ Indent ]

  
  RT @Daynastunts what ever you guys are doing is obviously helping in some way, im not sure what else you can do, thank you
  8 minutes ago via web
  
  RT @Daynastunts Just dont give up hope till the official announcement!!!! Theres a reason why there hasnt been one yet
  10 minutes ago via web
  

  
  

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  aerips > April 28th, 2010, 08:18 PM

  Michael Wrote:Michael Hurst has jumped on the bandwagon! Woohooo!!!!!!!
  
  

  
  

  [ Indent ]

  
  RT @Daynastunts what ever you guys are doing is obviously helping in some way, im not sure what else you can do, thank you
  8 minutes ago via web
  
  RT @Daynastunts Just dont give up hope till the official announcement!!!! Theres a reason why there hasnt been one yet
  10 minutes ago via web
  

  
  

  
  If you look at the profile for @michaelhurstnow on twitter, you'll see that it is the twitter feed for the website http://www.michaelhurstnow.com, but it's not Michael (since it says, "I am not Michael"). The site is closely associated with Michael, but Michael himself is not on any social internet site.

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  Michael > April 29th, 2010, 12:15 AM

  You're so right. Sorry about the false alert.
  
  In the meantime, Seeker fans are planning a Twitter Takeover for 8 AM Eastern Time on May 1. I have posted what information I have in this "Twitter Takeover" article on the blog. Fans are using Twaitter to schedule their Tweets in advance.
  
  And there is also a rumor that the decision will be made in New Zealand tomorrow (Thursday, April 29) on whether to go forward with the show.

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  Michael > April 30th, 2010, 03:02 AM

  New information about the Twitter Takeover (now there are two scheduled times for Saturday, two hash tags). Information about the EW troll article. And I've covered the brilliant Craigslist ad.

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  Michael > April 30th, 2010, 11:08 AM

  I'm unable to access the Wordpress dashboard. Updates will have to wait until later.
  
  Sorry.

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  Michael > April 30th, 2010, 07:26 PM

  So I was able to monitor as the Seeker fans helped the Allison Mack fans boost #allisonmack to a worldwide trending spot on Twitter. I wrote about the results here.
  
  There was some confusion at first because many of the Seeker fans thought they were supposed to be hash tagging for Legend of the Seeker. However, a few hundred Tweets into the experience and everyone got things sorted out.
  
  It ended well and I think everyone but Justin Bieber fans were happy (I think those people need to calm down, but that's just me).
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