Who said anything about them closing it? All um suggesting is that we flash mob it with a formal post, stating the issues that have been concerned about the toy and their handeling of the problems, what we expect from them, etc. Once we get said response, any response other than what has been given so far, we stop. We don't have to be mean about it and we aren't trying to shut down their page. It's being proactive, rather than posting concerns on a board where everyone already knows the story and is pretty much in agreement on the matter. That does nothing but make us angrier, but we aren't doing anything to actually solve this problem. I've organized stuff like this to send a message to far bigger and wealthier companies, Hot toys is still a small business, they aren't immune to customer backlash, far from it. Again, we aren't trying to harm the company or make them shut down their page or whatever. It's a letter writing campaign that is far bigger, far faster and much more public. If we want them to stop ignoring us, then we need to stop making it so easy for them to do so.
