The campaign had great difficulty attracting attention from television, radio, and print media, so discussion was conducted largely on the Internet. Online, it came under vociferous attack by Sean Parlaman, who presented himself as a crusader against the prostitution of children. Parlaman variously accused the Don't!
The campaign had difficulty getting media attention through traditional channels and instead relied heavily on the Internet for discussion. Online, it faced strong opposition from Sean Parlaman, who portrayed himself as a protector against child prostitution. Parlaman criticized the Don't!