• Please keep Internet free
    Pay-to-play Internet makes it harder for startups to start. It adds extra overhead to businesses. It is bad for the general public because it slows the flow of information.
    190 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Omid Yousefian
  • Internet neutrality
    I am Development Director of a nonprofit that leads our community in social change needed to end domestic violence, rape, sexual assault and related human trafficking. We struggle to raise money to improve our internet, and an internet based upon wealth will hurt us. Kindly do not let corporate greed infect this most precious resource.
    4 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Victoria Parks
  • New Jersey: Reduce the Consumption of Plastic Bags
    We are concerned about the world we will leave to our children and the way we are educating them.
    9 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Diana Swidler
  • Get our tax money back
    The Times documented that the County's Homeless paid millions of dollars for years to house the homeless in crime-ridden slums. The refrain of the county is the county should be run as a business. When a business pays for a service that they do not receive , the business takes steps to obtain a refund. It is time that the county commission takes steps to obtain refunds of our tax money that was wasted on substandard housing/service.
    26 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Elizabeth Belcher
  • Preserve Net Neutrality for the Good of the US Economy
    I communicate with business associates in the US and worldwide via Internet connections to include Skype and GotoMeeting. Without it, some connections would not be possible and costs would be prohibitive.
    15 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Fred Seamon
  • North Carolina Mountain People for Net Neutrality
    I am currently in touch through the internet with communities such as Palo Alto, CA, who are making great strides to go carbon free in their energy use. Here in Boone, North Carolina, we are soon to launch on a campaign to drastically reduce our Town's carbon footprint and in so doing do our part to keep ours a livable world. Professor Emeritus, Dr. Harvard Ayers, Appalachian State University.
    63 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Dr. Harvard Ayers
  • Possible FCC Internet Proposal May Prevent Student From Achieving Success Online.
    It is important for me to stay on task with studies online. Especially when I take my quizzes. Please do not do this to American students like me. Let our rights stay intact for internet freedom.
    2 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Ketina
  • Renewable energy revived
    We have a power plant in the city which is not being used to generate power for the city or surrounding area which seems to be a waste.
    5 of 100 Signatures
    Created by Jerry kirsling
  • Save Net Neutrality
    As an entrepreneur the internet is where I will market most effectively. Net neutrality will contribute to the fairest and best chances for my business to succeed.
    140 of 200 Signatures
    Created by Cassie Jongejan
  • Frankfort Plant Board Monopoly
    Being residents of Frankfort we do not want a monopoly of the TV cable, Internet service, water, sewer and electric any longer. We protest the actions of the state mixing with private services and making as much money as they can from not only taxes, but from the services they provide. Competition is the right of every business and the Frankfort plant board prevents it. The Frankfort Plant board knows if they had competition they would lose customers. Please sign this petition so we can show the we will not stand for this any longer. Competition in business is democracy, and democracy is what we want.
    477 of 500 Signatures
    Created by Robert Greenly
  • Representative Clark: Stand Up for Net Neutrality
    Net Neutrality is an issue that matters deeply to Massachusetts. We are a state full of colleges and tech start-ups, and we rely on the internet for so much of what we do. Allowing ISPs to set up "fast lanes" for big businesses threatens the internet as a whole, but especially our small businesses just starting out. Gutting Net Neutrality is bad for culture, bad for the future, and bad for job creation in our state.
    705 of 800 Signatures
    Created by Anna Geoffroy
  • Preserve Net Neutrality
    I am an avid online gamer and the proud parent of a three-year-old. He loves the games, songs and learning fun he gets from a free and open Internet. Stratifying the Internet spells doom for this essential modern utility.
    1,422 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Joe Ball