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This thread is a fraud.

WHOIS information for plan2succeed.org:

Domain Name.......... plan2succeed.org
Creation Date........ 2003-04-22
Registration Date.... 2003-04-22
Expiry Date.......... 2007-04-22
Organisation Name.... DANIEL J KLEINMAN
Organisation Address. PLAN2SUCCEED
Organisation Address. 641 SHUNPIKE RD #123
Organisation Address. CHATHAM
Organisation Address. 07928
Organisation Address. NJ
Organisation Address. UNITED STATES

Admin Name........... DAN K
Admin Address........ PLAN2SUCCEED
Admin Address........ 641 SHUNPIKE RD #123
Admin Address........ CHATHAM
Admin Address........ 07928
Admin Address........ NJ
Admin Address........ UNITED STATES
Admin Email.......... admin@plan2succeed.org
Admin Phone.......... +1.9085421238
Admin Fax............ +1.3092139713

Tech Name............ Tim Uzzanti
Tech Address......... 6135 N. 7th St.
Tech Address......... .
Tech Address......... Phoenix
Tech Address......... 85014-1812
Tech Address......... Arizona
Tech Address......... UNITED STATES
Tech Email........... inww@crystaltech.com
Tech Phone........... +1.6022630300
Tech Fax............. +1.6022630600
Name Server.......... ns1.webcontrolcenter.com
Name Server.......... ns2.webcontrolcenter.com

Not many leads on "Daniel Kleinman" - or rather too many to count - but "Tim Uzzanti" is the CEO of SmarterTools, a software company with an interesting set of website monitoring products:

"On-demand web site analytics to identify trends and promote understanding of your users...Automate email support tracking software with advanced reporting and ticket handling..."

Read the original poster's profile. That "story" didn't happen. It's absurd, totally made-up. They have obviously invented a cause here, on the premise that "Republicans == anti-porno bible-thumpers". Their entire posting history speaks to this.

The contracts awarded by towns and other levels of government to install public software are worth millions. I actually knew one technician who nearly made a fortune from a single town in MA installing hardware-based filtering in the public schools. (The town backed out, as it happened.)

Surely these folks are aware that masquerading business interests as a non-profit is not only unethical, it is likely breaking the law. Particularly in the bidding for public contracts directly influenced by their phony political interests.