I understand what you mean. However, to say that the last e-mail campaign to IOC on this matter was not well-recieved is understating the point. Rolf's right - they don't publish e-mail contact info for a reason. I suggest that if writing a letter is not something people are willing to do, then we have a pretty good approximation of how much this issue really means to them.
You're saying there WAS an e-mail campaign to IOC? So what is that e-mail address?
AND they don't publish their e-mail addresses because they don't want to hear what people are saying? Then why do they hold office in that organization?
As far as showing how much we care, I don't send snailmail letters any more even to my closest friends and relatives. Even if somebody is born or somebody dies.
