done is take the sign down. I noticed this in Tesco - there were no big girl/boy signs, but they hadn't replaced them with anything else, because there was nothing else you could logically write on the signs to explain which toys were where! The survey is designed so that we generate a ranking. From worst to best. I would receommend we concentrate the campaign particularly on the worst, but also publish the ranking and scores - so if sainsbury get 80% we will state that they dropped points for their online store. Twitter account (is that Murder of Goths? 2-3 people could tweet on one account ...) A logo/graphic identity (not a logo really, but the words Let Toys be Toys made into a campaign ...) - does anyone have good skills for this? Could they post up some ideas/ options to discuss? Mumsnet I guess this is different from most MN campaigns- more self organising (similar to blankets/wooly hugs) , and we don't want to lose that. But it would be good to have some official MN clout too. I wonder if there should be a different kind of thing e.g. "Powered by Mumsnet" for these kind of grassroots projects? Could we invite MNHQ here to join the chat for a bit, or send an official delegation to PM with them? Oh, and one other thing for the "To Do" list - I think we should contact Dr Laura Nelson (who did the Hamleys campaign last year), maybe