🎉 WE'VE PASSED 50 SUPPORTERS – THANK YOU!
🎉 WE'VE PASSED 50 SUPPORTERS – THANK YOU!
November 7, 2026
Dear Supporters,
We have reached an important milestone!
Our Fair AI Usage Initiative has now received 52 signatures from supporters in 22 countries across four continents.
What began as a response to OpenAI's planned consolidation of ChatGPT and Codex usage allowances is becoming an international effort.
Supporters have joined us from Europe, North America, South America, and Asia.
We are grateful to everyone who has supported our petition.
Our updated world map illustrates how far our message has already travelled.
🌍 THE PUBLIC DISCUSSION IS EXPANDING
Our concerns are being discussed beyond OpenAI's own community forums and GitHub.
Hacker News
An independent Hacker News discussion about the planned changes has attracted 175 comments and 236 points.
Participants are debating the consequences of shared usage limits, including whether intensive Codex sessions could reduce access to advanced ChatGPT reasoning.
Some have suggested reserving protected ChatGPT capacity or allowing subscribers to divide their available allowance themselves.
Others consider shared limits reasonable or expect limited consequences for typical users.
The New Stack
On November 2, technology publication The New Stack reported on the controversy and contacted OpenAI.
The publication asked when the changes would take effect and whether the new allowance would preserve the practical capacity subscribers currently receive.
According to the report, OpenAI did not provide specific answers to those questions.
Additional independent coverage
On November 5, Sumibako examined the consequences for professional AI workflows.
On November 6, LimitDigest updated its analysis, confirming that the new allowance sizes and exact implementation date remain undisclosed.
These publications demonstrate growing public interest in the issue. They do not necessarily represent endorsements of our petition.
💡 OUR MESSAGE REMAINS UNCHANGED
We welcome better integration between ChatGPT, Work, and Codex.
But we believe paying subscribers deserve predictable working capacity and transparent subscription conditions.
We are not demanding unlimited computing resources.
We are asking OpenAI to preserve independent usage allowances, protect existing subscribers, and offer meaningful transparency and customer choice.
We support unified functionality. We oppose unified usage restrictions.
📢 NOW WE NEED YOUR HELP – PLEASE SUPPORT AND SHARE!
Reaching 50 supporters is an encouraging first step.
But if we want OpenAI to seriously reconsider its decision, our message needs to reach many more people.
Please share this petition with friends, colleagues, developers, researchers, students, and anyone who relies on ChatGPT or Codex.
You can help by:
Sharing the petition through the Change.org Share button.
Forwarding it to colleagues who use paid AI subscriptions.
Mentioning it in relevant professional communities.
Encouraging others to read our demands and decide whether they support them.
Even sharing the petition with just one person can make a difference.
Our next milestone is 100 supporters.
Let's work toward it together!
❤️ THANK YOU!
To everyone who has already supported and shared our petition: thank you.
Your participation helps demonstrate that affordable, predictable, and reliable access to advanced AI matters to people around the world.
Fair AI Usage Initiative
A unified interface is progress. A unified restriction is not.
Predictable pricing. Protected capacity. Fair AI access.