You signed. Now the part that moves things.

Governments act when they hear from people. Creators act when their viewers ask.

Ten seconds

Wear it for 30 days.

People notice when someone they know has picked a side. It is the cheapest way to make a movement visible.

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One minute

Ask a creator you watch.

Creators read their comments. It is how several of the ones already signed first heard about this.

  1. Pick a creator you actually watch.
  2. Say it in your own words. Short beats earnest.
  3. Mention teamhuman.org.

Ones that read like a person, not a campaign:

“Unrelated to this video, but you’d probably have something worth saying about teamhuman.org. A lot of creators are signing.”
“Would love your take on the AI slowdown thing. Kurzgesagt and a bunch of others signed at teamhuman.org.”
“You cover this more thoughtfully than most. teamhuman.org, if you haven’t seen it.”
No copy button, on purpose. Twenty identical comments reads as astroturfing, and creators spot it instantly.
Two minutes

Contact your representative.

Offices tally what constituents raise, and volume on an unfamiliar subject is what moves it up the list. You are not winning an argument, you are adding one to a count that someone reads.

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