The Internet Freedom Movement in 2017 A new year dawns, and we have work to do.  Internet censorship is getting worse. Laws were passed to promote more censorship and create a federal Ministry of Truth. Most pushback efforts have failed and efforts to built alternative services have created walled ghettos where no one sees in and  information does not leave. The lying cartel that we caught producing fake news is using the example of someone else's fake news to demand the final word on what is or is not real, logic and evidence be damned. We can do better. We must do better. Here are some suggestions. 1) Collect, organize, and distribute the information that we already have. Our diggers have been digging for two years. It is past time that we share information.  If you are not a digger, you can hoard the information that has been released and direct others to it.  2) Create after-action reports. You tried to do something. What happened next? If what you did worked, suggest it as an example for others. If it did not work, it could be a warning to others or it could just be bad luck. If some parts worked and some did not, a discussion of the details might make for a good read. 3) Build focused brands. Create groups focused on doing one thing well. DeepFreeze is for presenting evidence of collusion in games journalism. DisNod is for directing online activism. KiA can be for pointing out bullshit in all media. We can latch onto similar-minded groups that already exist and feed them information.  4) Keep talking. Keep writing blogs. Keep sending emails. Keep producing art. Produce and publish. 5) Subvert barriers. Go around shadowbans. Talk offline. Send emails and private messages directly to people of influence who have been sitting inside walled gardens and have missed everything.