There were200 rallies on Sunday in favor of abortion rights,aroundthe US. Bad technology prevented me from being one of them.I saw notice of the event a few days before it, and I wanted to postto encourage people to participate — and to participate personally,if I was up to the walking and standing required.Sad to say, the URL for finding information about the rallies was aweb page that depended almost totally on nonfree JavaScript code.Without running that code, no useful information was visible in thepage. As a matter of conscience, I willnot accept nonfree software as normal or legitimate, so I will not suggest to the public torun a nonfree program. I had no other solution. Thus, I could notpost about these rallies.I implore groups that organize rallies to make the small effort neededto post the information in a simple HTML page accessible from the FreeWorld — not _instead of_ what they now do, but _in addition_. Thepage could contain an itemized list, with a section for each state anditems within a section sorted by city. That would be easy togenerate, and easy for users to download and search. If organizationsdo this, they will enable people to find their rallies from within theFree World.I used to know a volunteer who would set up to scrape the inaccessblepages and put the results in a non-JavaScript page. Then I could linkto that scraper page to post directions to find a rally. Alas, I losttouch with per last year.If you'd like to volunteer to do this for me, a few times a year,and you know how to do it, please send me email at gnu.org.