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Digital Assets & Policy:  Three Words on a Doorstep When an Indianapolis councilman was targeted at home after backing a data center project, the note left behind said everything the national movement has been saying for years — just louder. Early Monday morning in Indianapolis, someone fired thirteen rounds into the front door of City-County Councilman Ron Gibson's home , then left a handwritten note on the doorstep. It read: NO DATA CENTERS . Gibson and his young son were not physically harmed. The FBI and Indiana's Department of Homeland Security are now assisting local investigators, who have characterized the attack as an isolated, targeted incident. There is no ambiguity about what this was: domestic terrorism, full stop . Violence against elected officials — or anyone — is indefensible, and the community groups opposing the Martindale-Brightwood data center were quick to say so themselves. But the note raises a question that cannot be dismissed alo...