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i forget what these actions are called. but they are so cool. usually they involve a page or text being sent out to the participants to show up at a certain place and time to do a specific activity. they were really common on the east coast of the US duing the late 90's and early part of this century. but now have fallen out of vogue. my boyfriend was a part of many of these actions in the capitol corridore for many years while he lived near DC. stay well, Colt