Subreddit details
The OSDF
The Open Source Democracy Foundation
What to Post:
News about any issue you care about. Right now, we're focused on Net Neutrality and internet issues but will eventually expand. It's important to know what our community is passionate about. But remember, we are non-partisan.
Start a discussion. How does the community feel about [x]?
Ideas for the OSDF.
A call to action. If it's something the community cares about, we'll probably gladly throw signatures on a petition.
Take Part:
Sign Up to Volunteer or Receive Updates
How to Contribute to the OSDF Right Now
About Us:
The Open Source Democracy Foundation (OSDF) started with this post.
At the end of 2010, the OSDF teamed up with SaveTheInternet.com to deliver 50,000 signatures to the FCC in support of Real Net Neutrality--in addition to having a conversation with FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn.
In February of 2011, the OSDF put out a call for people to make Valentines for Net Neutrality. The call was heard by thousands and we delivered your Valentines to Senators Al Franken, Maria Cantwell, and Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Latest Press:
MADCoNews Blog - "Thinking Outside the Box to Create Online Advocates" 04/20/11
Business Insider - "Here's Why Reddit Could Be A Player In The 2012 Election" 03/24/11
Contact:
Media Inquiries/Questions/Comments
Reddits of Interest:
News, Opinion, Analysis, & Discussion of Politics/Government
Orgs We Like:
American Civil Liberties Union
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