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July 13, 2011
Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures serves as a reminder that many people share the same frustration regarding the potential impact of this bill on our community. This collection of names represents a growing recognition that we must protect the future of online gaming.
Reached 250 supporters
July 12, 2011
July 12, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures feels like a quiet vote of confidence in the community we are building here. It is heartening to see others recognize how the language of this bill could quietly erode the way we share our creative experiences online.
July 11, 2011
Reaching this level of engagement proves that the gaming community understands the threat posed by this legislation. It is encouraging to see so many people recognize that our digital spaces must be protected from overreaching policies.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2011
6 Comments
this is so dumb. politicians dont know a thing about the internet. leave the gaming community alone
do not let them ruin streaming. so many creators will be totally screwed over by this bill.
REALLY?? instead of fixing the economy they go after gamers. what a joke
total nonsense. streaming is how we share games and build communities. congress needs to do something useful for once
stop trying to censor everything we do online!
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Updates
July 13, 2011
Reaching two hundred and fifty signatures serves as a reminder that many people share the same frustration regarding the potential impact of this bill on our community. This collection of names represents a growing recognition that we must protect the future of online gaming.
Reached 250 supporters
July 12, 2011
July 12, 2011
Reaching one hundred signatures feels like a quiet vote of confidence in the community we are building here. It is heartening to see others recognize how the language of this bill could quietly erode the way we share our creative experiences online.
July 11, 2011
Reaching this level of engagement proves that the gaming community understands the threat posed by this legislation. It is encouraging to see so many people recognize that our digital spaces must be protected from overreaching policies.
Reached 100 supporters
July 11, 2011
6 Comments
Are they serious?? Youtube and twitch would basically be dead if this passes. Hands off our hobby!
this is so dumb. politicians dont know a thing about the internet. leave the gaming community alone
do not let them ruin streaming. so many creators will be totally screwed over by this bill.
REALLY?? instead of fixing the economy they go after gamers. what a joke
total nonsense. streaming is how we share games and build communities. congress needs to do something useful for once
stop trying to censor everything we do online!
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Are they serious?? Youtube and twitch would basically be dead if this passes. Hands off our hobby!