Bus-stop Poster

How to use a bus-stop poster

The bus-stop poster is the loudest of the artifacts. Its job is not to convince — nobody is convinced of anything by a poster — but to interrupt. Someone glances at it on the way to a meeting they don’t want to attend. The image lodges. The phrase circles for the rest of the afternoon. Two days later they say "hail Eris" aloud in their car for no reason. Operation Mindfuck has done its modest, plausibly-deniable work.

Tips

• Six pieces of background art ship with the generator. The library expands when the Society feels like it.
• The default headlines and body texts are starting points — replace with whatever you actually want to say.
• Plain locations beat clever locations. A laundromat hits harder than a coffee shop.
• If asked who put the poster up, the correct answer is "I don’t know." This is also the truthful answer.