Sydney became LAME
Sydney became LAME
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Public Space doesn't mean - All this belongs to you.
It means - You share this space with everyone else.
Would you go into a friends house, or your mums and spray your tags on their walls?
As far as I am aware, the majority of advertising is "hosted" on private space, spaces bought and owned by other companies.
I guess the only "adverts" seen in public space are public notice or public service messages issued by local or central government. This kind of message tends to be useful stuff anyway, so I don't see how anyone could object to this.