Remove ineffective petitions clogging Change.org
The Issue
Millions of people visit Change.org hoping to find causes they can support and rally behind. It's a place for real, impactful change, driven by the will of the many. However, some petitions linger far too long without garnering the necessary support or creating meaningful progress, ultimately cluttering the platform. One such example is Dante Medori's petition, which has failed to amass even 2,000 signatures over the span of almost four years.
This petition has become a sore spot for many online users. Despite numerous attempts to communicate or engage with Dante Medori, users have found themselves blocked, unable to voice concerns or seek transparency. Such actions not only negate the spirit of open dialogue that Change.org was built upon but also cast a shadow over the platform's credibility.
Petitions that remain dormant due to lack of support lose their validity over time, diluting important causes that have the potential to drive significant change. When people like Dante block comments and refuse to engage with supporters, it stifles the democratic nature of platforms like Change.org. By addressing such issues assertively, we can maintain the integrity and effectiveness of online petitions.
We propose introducing a review system where stagnant petitions that fail to gain traction within a set timeframe can be reassessed and potentially removed. This would free up space for active and engaging petitions that have the ability to make a real difference. It encourages responsible usage of the platform, ensuring it remains a haven for those seeking to make morally and socially beneficial contributions.
It's essential for Change.org to preserve its intended purpose—a platform for tangible change, built on community interaction and genuine support. Help us call on the administrators of Change.org to implement a policy for reviewing and potentially removing petitions that do not gain a minimum level of response, which will preserve valuable resources for new initiatives that deserve to be seen and supported.
Sign this petition today if you believe in the power of effective and engaging petitions and want to see Change.org remain a platform where every voice truly matters.
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The Issue
Millions of people visit Change.org hoping to find causes they can support and rally behind. It's a place for real, impactful change, driven by the will of the many. However, some petitions linger far too long without garnering the necessary support or creating meaningful progress, ultimately cluttering the platform. One such example is Dante Medori's petition, which has failed to amass even 2,000 signatures over the span of almost four years.
This petition has become a sore spot for many online users. Despite numerous attempts to communicate or engage with Dante Medori, users have found themselves blocked, unable to voice concerns or seek transparency. Such actions not only negate the spirit of open dialogue that Change.org was built upon but also cast a shadow over the platform's credibility.
Petitions that remain dormant due to lack of support lose their validity over time, diluting important causes that have the potential to drive significant change. When people like Dante block comments and refuse to engage with supporters, it stifles the democratic nature of platforms like Change.org. By addressing such issues assertively, we can maintain the integrity and effectiveness of online petitions.
We propose introducing a review system where stagnant petitions that fail to gain traction within a set timeframe can be reassessed and potentially removed. This would free up space for active and engaging petitions that have the ability to make a real difference. It encourages responsible usage of the platform, ensuring it remains a haven for those seeking to make morally and socially beneficial contributions.
It's essential for Change.org to preserve its intended purpose—a platform for tangible change, built on community interaction and genuine support. Help us call on the administrators of Change.org to implement a policy for reviewing and potentially removing petitions that do not gain a minimum level of response, which will preserve valuable resources for new initiatives that deserve to be seen and supported.
Sign this petition today if you believe in the power of effective and engaging petitions and want to see Change.org remain a platform where every voice truly matters.
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Petition created on September 11, 2026