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...and here's the remaining source files. Change the -dot-XXX.xls extensions into .XXX before use. better_poster-dot-sty.xls qrcode-dot-svg.xls main-dot-tex.xls

...and here's the new .pdf. stopkillinggames_poster_rc6.pdf Probably the easiest way to make edits is by copying my Overleaf into your Overleaf - here's a read-only link: https://www.overleaf.com/read/rmfhzqjjmrfd#571850 Once the project is open, click on 'menu' in the top left, then click on 'copy' in the menu. Now you have an editable copy.

Since the EU flag is not allowed, here's one of the images with the flag removed, and the new .tex file. main-dot-tex.xls

Greetings, all. With the next academic year starting in September I took some time to design a poster for the EU citizen's initiative, to be put up all over the university. It's intended to be A3 in size, with the .pdf being the original. Any constructive, actionable feedback is very welcome. Since not all math/CS students are gamers (but a lot are) I decided to go from a slightly more general angle. stopkillinggames_poster_2.pdf

If you're a boardgamer and have an active BoardGameGeek account, you can now spread awareness of the campaign by showcasing a StopKillingGames microbadge on your profile: https://boardgamegeek.com/microbadge/57022 It's not much, but I hope it helps.

The viewer Hamm Mann made this poster and put it up around his college - all credit goes to him. EDIT: New version where the QR works.

New here but is there anyone who would be willing to make a solid poster for stopkillinggames.com? I can't do much until the EU Citizens' Initiative opens up and my visual design skills are horrible, but I can definitely print and put up dozens of posters at uni.