Remove Arin Stitch from the internet

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Kyle Evison and 19 others have signed recently.

The issue

Arin Stitch, formerly known as Shirley-XML, has caused significant disruption and concern for many. This isn't just a nebulous online grievance—it's personal to me. To understand the gravity of the situation, please read this document [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jissLFoeEqAl6kk7UdsnMeuF8NSAVU0VFPmrNDBDjiE/edit?pli=1&tab=t.0 detailing all the issues that have been affecting individuals like myself.

Arin Stitch, through their actions, has impacted not only my life but the lives of many others across various online communities. The document details a pattern of behavior that includes toxic interactions, harmful communication styles, and a blatant disregard for community guidelines that are meant to keep online spaces safe and welcoming. These actions are not just breaches of decorum; they pose legitimate risks to community health and safety, and such behavior should not be part of our online ecosystems.

In addressing this issue, it's crucial we take tangible steps to create a healthier digital landscape. Platform administrators and internet service providers must enforce their terms of service effectively, which includes suspending or banning accounts that consistently violate community standards. This isn't about silencing an individual unfairly—it's about upholding fair usage policies to protect all users from harassment and harm.

Furthermore, advocating for digital literacy and etiquette can help equip users with the knowledge and tools to constructively participate in online communities. The promotion of educational programs that teach respectful online interactions can foster more positive engagement and reduce instances of conflict.

I urge everyone, whether you've been directly affected or can empathize with those who have, to sign this petition. By doing so, you are helping to push for accountability on the internet, where everyone deserves to feel safe. Stand with us to ensure that the digital communities we participate in remain healthy, supportive, and free from toxic individuals like Arin Stitch.

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Recent signers:
Kyle Evison and 19 others have signed recently.

The issue

Arin Stitch, formerly known as Shirley-XML, has caused significant disruption and concern for many. This isn't just a nebulous online grievance—it's personal to me. To understand the gravity of the situation, please read this document [here](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jissLFoeEqAl6kk7UdsnMeuF8NSAVU0VFPmrNDBDjiE/edit?pli=1&tab=t.0 detailing all the issues that have been affecting individuals like myself.

Arin Stitch, through their actions, has impacted not only my life but the lives of many others across various online communities. The document details a pattern of behavior that includes toxic interactions, harmful communication styles, and a blatant disregard for community guidelines that are meant to keep online spaces safe and welcoming. These actions are not just breaches of decorum; they pose legitimate risks to community health and safety, and such behavior should not be part of our online ecosystems.

In addressing this issue, it's crucial we take tangible steps to create a healthier digital landscape. Platform administrators and internet service providers must enforce their terms of service effectively, which includes suspending or banning accounts that consistently violate community standards. This isn't about silencing an individual unfairly—it's about upholding fair usage policies to protect all users from harassment and harm.

Furthermore, advocating for digital literacy and etiquette can help equip users with the knowledge and tools to constructively participate in online communities. The promotion of educational programs that teach respectful online interactions can foster more positive engagement and reduce instances of conflict.

I urge everyone, whether you've been directly affected or can empathize with those who have, to sign this petition. By doing so, you are helping to push for accountability on the internet, where everyone deserves to feel safe. Stand with us to ensure that the digital communities we participate in remain healthy, supportive, and free from toxic individuals like Arin Stitch.

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Petition created on 25 October 2025