Billboard advertisement in Dallas metro area with Spanish removed.

Several months ago, I wrote about a McDonald's advertisement with a phrase prominently included in Spanish which appreared on a double billboard at the corner of FM 423 and Main Street in Frisco, TX (Dallas metro area)., with information about how to contact the company.

A number of ALIPACERS posted that they had called McDonald's about it, and before long this advertisement was removed. However, it was shortly replaced by an advertisment, almost entirely in Spanish, for a telephone service, so I added this information.

I cannot find the original thread, but I now am pleased to announce that:

1) The entire bottom portion of the billboard since has been removed to make way for a building rennovation nearby; and,

2) The top portion--now a much more modern "rotating" display of advertisments-- is entirely in English. And this includes an attractive advertisement for tourism to Mexico!

So evidently making one's voice heard (politely but persistently) can help, even in an area where the Mexican culture is so much a part of the state's history as Texas.