Vote for University of Michigan (Susan Shore) Tinnitus Research — Winner Gets a Write-Up

[OnceUponaTime]

Does anyone else miss this thread's fun and enthusiasm or is it just me?

 

[Starthrower]

Does anyone else miss this thread's fun and enthusiasm or is it just me?

Yeah me too.

 

[annV]

Does anyone else miss this thread's fun and enthusiasm or is it just me?

I hope it wasn't like the Ice Bucket Challenge... impossible to replicate!

 

[GSC]

I think we're all just waiting on the next thing to tackle.

 

[OnceUponaTime]

@GSC get thinking!

 

[hurtingdream]

Does anyone else miss this thread's fun and enthusiasm or is it just me?

Yup, I miss it!

 

[OnceUponaTime]

Yup, I miss it!

We got to find a new project...lol

 

[emmalee]

Does anyone else miss this thread's fun and enthusiasm or is it just me?

No, it isn't just you, I miss the fun, the laughs, the friendships. Mostly I miss the feeling of accomplishment, that is hard to replicate.

 

[Fabrikat]

We got to find a new project...lol

If publicity is what it's all about, I wonder if it would be worthwhile targeting and petitioning, as a group, specific journalists or editors, at a range of media publications, e.g. New York Times, Washington Post, The Guardian etc., to do stories about tinnitus from our perspective.

Tinnitus Talk could email bomb these and other media services, such as television and online outlets using form letters. They're always searching for content ideas.

I imagine it could be a fun activity, especially if we could see a successful hit, here or there. The list of media organisations to potentially target is endless. Lord knows how it could be organised, but it may be something people could get excited about.