critics and defenders of Rock Apocalypse

I tried to avoid a potentially anonymous national online debate - but seeing as we're here... I wanted to contact you all individually to describe the project myself, but Garry D's summary of what I am doing is pretty accurate. I am turning the forum into a piece of theatre about the nature of criticism and online communication. I would like to emphasise that I am offering the opportunity to contribute further. Tell me how you feel about the forum, why you hate it or love it, why you contributed, what you think it means, and I will put your point of view in the show alongside the forum itself. I want to put this debate onstage. You can remain anonymous or claim credit as you prefer. I am offering a small fee for permission to use any part of your original material. I agree that the Rock Apocalypse forum was extreme, and could be described as embarrassing. However I do think it's supportive of theatre, because it's passionate, it's thoughtful, it's dramatic, and it's about the relationship between theatre makers and audiences. Let me know what you think. k