Yeah, just log out! That'll force them to pay attention!
/s<p>This idea could not possibly be more worthless. Delete your account if you don't like Facebook. Otherwise stop crying about it
"Take the pledge to log off Facebook. (Don’t worry you don’t have to log out of your account right now.) Just by taking the pledge, you can get Facebook’s attention and show them that we will refuse to engage with their platform until they fix it."<p>Lol. I don't think Facebook cares about the protests of people who need to be reassured that they're not really protesting.
What a lame way to trick people to sign up to a newsletter.<p>> WHAT WE WANT:<p>> Mark Zuckerberg steps down as CEO<p>It's his beloved creation, his toy, he's not stepping down anytime soon.<p>Want to make a change? Delete your account.
Why would anyone sign up to this, leaving personal information on a website for.. no reason at all? A massive coordinated logout doesn't need such data about yourself. There's also much better that can be done, but this sort of thing never makes a dent anyhow. Feels more like free sources of people to send mails and pamphlets to about the actual subjects the organization, Kairos, focuses on.
I haven't been on Facebook in months. The only purpose I have for getting the account is to prevent anyone else from impersonating me and to keep some contact with my family (my mom is literally glued to facebook). Once my parents pass away in the future (hopefully far future) then I'll delete the account because I have no use for it. If I want to shitpost, I got twitter and 4chan.
> * Sign up to receive periodic text message alerts from Kairos and Kairos Action. Recurring messages. Msg & data rates may apply. Text STOP to 61087 to stop receiving messages. Text HELP to 61087 for more information.<p>Can I not sign a petition anymore without signing up for spam?