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Bit of Earth
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| Name: | Bit of Earth |
| Date(s): | January 2002-December 2003 |
| Founder: | Victoria Bitter |
| Type: | |
| Fandom: | Lord of the Rings |
| URL: | Bit of Earth at archive.org (2003-10-26 edition, earlier posts to "Hobbiton Crier" news are archived there) |
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Bit of Earth was a Lord of the Rings-themed charity group created in January 2002 by Victoria Bitter.
It sponsored the creation of a children's reading garden called "Project Elanor" in April 2003. The actor, Sean Astin, was a participant.
"Bit of Earth" was also the sponsor of the scam, Tentmoot, a supposed Lord of the Rings con planned for December 2003. This con was supposed to feature appearances by a number of "Lord of the Rings" actors and various musical acts.
"Bit of Earth" had a mailing list and a website, now offline.
The group generated massive wank due to scams, leadership, and more.