The campaign went viral creating great controversy in the online communities. The creator of these so called "outrageous prints" (text and also photography), known from facebook as "aicisiacum aicisiacum" (here and now), gave an interview for Vice magazine after the campaign became viral on internet (https://www.vice.com/ro/article/aurul-tarii-de-l-dati-pizda-nu-mai-capatati). The article hit over 5000 likes and over 1000 shares in 1 week, apparently the most read article ever in the Romanian edition. Even the Rosia Montana pro Mining Union posted it on Facebook.
Inspite their intention to denigrate the anti mining movement the comments were mostly favorable to the protesters all over Romania and the sex strike campaign.
Moreover, the sex strike campaign is merely the tip of the iceberg: follow Aici si Acum on facebook.
Inspite their intention to denigrate the anti mining movement the comments were mostly favorable to the protesters all over Romania and the sex strike campaign.
Moreover, the sex strike campaign is merely the tip of the iceberg: follow Aici si Acum on facebook.
first wave of prints
second wave of prints
Vice magazine online edition interview with the author of the prints, aka Aici si Acum. It had the highest reach in the Romanian edition of Vice: over 1000 shares and 5000 likes (https://www.vice.com/ro/article/aurul-tarii-de-l-dati-pizda-nu-mai-capatati).
Even the media paid by the gold mining company reacted to the viral prints.
"This is not a protest" flash protest stunt powered by Aici si Acum. Reversed messeges for a captive audience during the rush hours. No car was harmed.
