The current trend of Web sites criticizing Apple's policies by copying the company's site in a satirical manner continues to gain speed, as I was directed today to WewantAppleGreece.com, which pretty much is what it says it is. Though its design doesn't match Apple's quite as much as Greenpeace did.
Basically, Greece, unlike most of the rest of Europe, is served by a series of small support and distribution companies instead of an actual extension of Apple itself. As a result, support is rather lacking in critical areas, including OS X localization, prices and much more. The site is a spin-out/tribute to WewantApplePoland.com, which confronts many of the same issues. They want support from an actual corporate Apple body. Given that they're EU members, that doesn't seem too outrageous.
It's a worthy request, and I learned a lot from both sites. Check out both – you really don't want to forget Poland.
(Thanks, Dimitris!)
