FTP, while they all have value, none of them address the issue I've raised, sorry.
Nader's is a "hey, look over here, this ain't right!" place. Well, ok, that's nice, but doesn't even attempt to address present issues like Acacia, which it should.
The other is an intellectual copyright place with geocentric issues mostly against the EU.
EFF has a good informational archive but no campaign or revision activism on the matter either.
Again, all good stuff. But no one is addressing patent reform. More like trying to make (if they touch on the issue at all) a broken wheel work instead of replacing the wheel. Or in this case, recalling it.
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