许志永

来源：自曲新闻

明信片行动在大陆进行得如火如荼的时候，香港民众也不落人后：不仅为身陷牢笼的中国良心们寄出了一份心意，而且这份心意还是特制的！尽管这样的明信片进入大陆之后会遭遇怎样的命运，大家不得而知，但在网上晒出来的每一张明信片，那一笔一划的字迹，都是实实在在的民意和公民责任。

延伸阅读：旺角闹市区每周日(8月16日至10月3日)将有明信片派发及签名投递活动

刚刚在twitter上看到郭宝锋(Amoiist@twitter)的blog更新，这次是他用英文亲自讲述最近一个月以来发生在他身上的新媒体传奇经历。文章的最后，他问道：“Who will be the next lucky guy benefit from Twitter?” （谁会是下一个幸运的twitter获益者？）

让我们一同期望，网络新媒体所带来的公民行动，能够为志永和公盟，更为这个凝聚中的中国公民社会引入越来越多的活力和创意！

…Twitter is a great invention, making communications easier and much more rapid than any conventional means. For example, after I sent the SOS message and refreshed the webpage in a shorted moment, I saw the screen of my phone was full of tweets both in Chinese and English about me, making me feel confident. Moreover, all kinds of compaigns heavily relied on Twitter and all people this article mentioned have Twitter accounts.

一位来自意大利的中国研究学者Claudia Astarita就郭宝锋、许志永，及网友寄送明信片等事件撰写了一篇文章，原文发表在意大利杂志Mondo Panorama的网站上（原文链接）。以下是简单的英文翻译，包括文章大意以及部分意大利网友的留言和评论。

China: Fear and Anger towards Blogger Repression

Chinese people are scared. They fear a Government whose behavior is becoming more and more irrationally.
Two weeks ago, six bloggers have been arrested for slander because they posted or forwarded online some videos about the comments of the mother of a chinese girls who has been raped to death. Chinese police sent them to prison. One of them, Amoiist, was luckier than others because he managed to send two SOS messages through Twitter.
His friends spread this news and they suggested to start sending postcard to Amoiist in prison whose content was “Amoiist, your mama is calling you back for dinner”. In a few weeks, more than 200 postcards where sent to Amoiist, and although he did not receive any of them, Amoiist has been bailed out and now he is waiting for the process.
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注：“中联办”=中央人民政府驻香港特别行政区联络办公室（前身为“新华社香港分社”），地址：港岛西环干诺道西160号（西区警署对面）。