ITS 300 DAY!
My supporters,
Today, 10th November 2026, we have reached 300 signatures, exactly 6 months and 1 day after my main earliest Easter campaign reached that milestone, which means we have nearly half as many signatures as my Easter campaign itself, which is currently sitting at 654 signatures.
This is my third campaign of the year to reach and surpass the 300-signature mark, after my main Easter campaign reached that milestone back in May and another local petition reached that milestone at the end of September (which itself reached its own 400-signature milestone only a couple of days ago on November 7th).
This is only my fourth ever campaign on the platform to reach this milestone, which is why I was so determined to reach this milestone and we have done it just 29 days after "200 day".
Despite it taking over 2 months to reach 100 signatures, we have tripled our signature count in the 2 months since, as this timeline shows below:
- · Launch – 4th July
- · 100 signatures – 11th September
- · 200 signatures – 12th October
- · 300 signatures – 10th November
My aim is to reach “400 day” by the end of the year and my ultimate goal is to reach 1,000+ signatures to convince the platform to fix all their faulty flaws, like allowing users to remove signatures from successful petitions, as I was heartbroken to see that my only successful campaign I previously ran which originally had a final tally of 1,569 signatures lost 2 signatures due to the platform’s current design flaws.
Unless a campaign is actively gathering signatures, under my proposed system, signature removals MUST be blocked and as closed petitions have the ‘sign’ button disabled, it makes perfect logical sense that signatures cannot be removed from petitions marked as ‘closed’.
Even active petitions must enforce a strict 48-hour window for signers to remove their signatures, and a strict 24-hour window on the second day after a campaign reaches a major milestone to protect momentum on the campaign.
Under my new proposed system however, the ‘Delete petition’ feature is independent of whether a campaign is actively gathering support, marked as ‘closed’ or marked as ‘failed’, however if a user selects this option regardless of the petition’s status, the platform must automatically notify supporters much like an automatic notification is currently triggered when a user declares victory.
This new proposed feature must be disabled on successful campaigns to preserve their history and campaigns actively being promoted.
The dashboard settings should include from top to bottom:
- · Declare Victory (irreversible)
- · Close petition (reversible)
- · Accept failure (irreversible)
- · Delete petition (disabled on victory-declared petitions and during active promotions)
Under my new proposed system, users can still send updates on closed and victory-declared petitions but the post update tool must be disabled on my new ‘Campaign failed’ setting.
If a user with an external social media account tries to gain 100+ paid signatures within a 28-day period, the platform should automatically recognise the user as having a social media account and render the user ineligible for mt proposed 'free promotion' token.
Under my new proposed system, users must be blocked from renaming their campaigns during active paid promotional runs however can still post updates at any time. Emails must not be triggered to supporters if a user edits or deletes a campaign update, like the current system.
The petition dashboard should also display a live percentage of how many supporters are subscribed to campaign updates because currently there is no clear way to tell.
The platform is outdated and needs an overhaul, and this is the revolutionary campaign including all my ideas and suggestions to the platform!
This is my overlapping timeline of milestones of this campaign compared to my Easter campaign
Easter Campaign: This Campaign:
Launch – 27th February
100 signatures – 25th March
200 signatures – 13th April
300 signatures – 9th May
400 signatures – 18th June
Launch – 4th July
500 signatures – 3rd September
100 signatures – 11th September
200 signatures – 12th October
600 signatures – 21st October
300 signatures – 10th November
I have renamed my campaign to “Scrap user-IP geofencing on 'Global' scope Change.org petitions + other design flaws!!”
I created this protest petition against the very host site this petition lives on because IP address and currency geofencing on global-scoped campaigns is wrong!
Ro---- Miles Ash----- (Mr. Easter)
MY NAME IS NOT ROWAN!