Make it count.

Sign the petition · 1 minute

Anywhere in the world. Every signature is email-verified and named, which is exactly what makes the total citable when it lands on a lawmaker's desk.

In California? Join the EFF's action · 2 minutes

The Electronic Frontier Foundation leads the legal fight and has turned "tell my lawmakers" into a one-click message. It matches your address to your own legislators, so this one is for California residents, the constituents those offices actually answer to. Add a personal line: who you are, what you make, what this bill would break.

In the US? Email the Senate offices · 5 to 15 minutes

The biggest single effect on this list. Direct email to the offices running the vote is the strongest move a US resident has, and the definitive toolkit for it already exists: every Senate office address with a copy-all button, letter templates, a representative finder, and the current hearing dates. We are not going to duplicate the best resource in the fight; we are going to send you to it.

Wear your badge · 1 minute

After you verify, you get a numbered signer badge and a public page. Put the badge in your forum signature, your site, your profile, and send righttomake.com to one maker, teacher, or engineer who should be counted too.

Then stand out with it: post about why you signed, make a short video explaining what this bill breaks, get your company or community on board, and talk to people about what is happening here. Most people still have no idea, and the ones who explain it are the ones who grow this.