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    Petition to Facebook

    New Facebook Page Features

    …This is for anyone who is extremely displeased at the new Facebook page features, linking our…

    Anna Jette
    Montreal, Canada
    2,703
    Supporters
    • Anna Jette Montreal, Canada
    • 2,703 supporters
    • Created Mar 30, 2016
    Petition to Everyone, Frank Carbone

    Save the Smithfield jumps and wooden features

    … great features. We have even made a bridge that crosses the creek allowing the local walkers to cross to…

    Noah Celebrin
    Sydney, Australia
    12,449
    Supporters
    • Noah Celebrin Sydney, Australia
    • 12,449 supporters
    • Created Sep 22, 2021
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    Petition to Samsung

    Want Basic Essential Features In Our Samsung Phones

    … phone users are not getting basic essential features like Screen Recorder, Carrier Aggregation and … providing software features.  Nowadays during this pandemic, almost all the students study from home … providing same features in smartphones which cost $150 and Samsung doesn't provide the same feature even … features.  Isn't it our right to use basic essential features even after spending $300 whereas other … Mobile to provide us these basic essential features like Screen recording, Carrier aggregation and…

    ES Techno
    India
    12,155
    Supporters
    • ES Techno India
    • 12,155 supporters
    • Created Aug 11, 2021
    Petition to 343 Industries, Microsoft, xbox

    Petition to put a body with more feminine features in Halo Infinite

    … the game is very little recognizable since the features that are so characteristic of a female body…

    Erick Mendoza
    Mexico
    5,279
    Supporters
    • Erick Mendoza Mexico
    • 5,279 supporters
    • Created Nov 22, 2021
    Petition to Niantic, Nintendo

    Pokemon Go: give parents control over under 13 blocked features.

    … Pokemon Go.  Avid players under the age of 13 are denied access to features such as friending other … participate in these features.  Pokemon's catchphrase is Gotta Catch 'Em All.  She is denied that opportunity…

    Bradley Rider
    Westfield, IN, United States
    1,801
    Supporters
    • Bradley Rider Westfield, IN, United States
    • 1,801 supporters
    • Created Jun 24, 2018
    Petition to Donald J. Trump

    make a boogie features illegal

    dont let this man ruin another song i beg

    Nomore Aboogie
    Greece
    259
    Supporters
    • Nomore Aboogie Greece
    • 259 supporters
    • Created Aug 8, 2020
    Petition to

    Adjust these features in Critical Ops

    Critical Ops has seen a lot of changes over the last few years, but movement and the economy system was always the stand out factor for players, setting a standard for mobile FPS games. However, due to recent rebalances and movement changes in general, many feel that the game has now been “ruined”. The in-depth analysis to this is shown below. _ Shotgun Damage This has been reduced severely, to the point that the shotgun has effectively been rendered useless, even at close range due to a vast amount of factors including the introduction of Heavy Kevlar. Whilst it is clear SMGs should be used more, this nerf may appear logical on paper, but practically does not work. The shotgun needs to be more powerful. Shotgun Damage P250 removal from Coalition The P250 has been the go-to weapon for players since the game launched, with the XD45 being a powerful, yet rarely used weapon. Again, it’s understandable that developers may have felt the XD45 is not used enough, however getting rid of the most used pistol (along with the Deagle) was not the way to go about this. The XD45 is not as versatile as the P250, due to it’s range. For this reason, opponents with the P250 are at a significantly higher advantage at medium and long ranges compared to those with the XD45. Coalition players now are forced to hold extremely defensive angles if they are to use the XD, meaning sites are more volatile. The P250 should remain a universal gun for both factions. Strafing and it’s effects on Jump Shots An ongoing issue that’s been reported numerous times is the power of jump shots, with many players describing it as “broken” or “op”, especially when used in conjunction with a Sniper Rifle, allowing for outlandish shots to be hit. Due to the implementation of strafing with this new movement system, unfortunately the Sniper Rifle has become even more “op”. Thus, jumping accuracy needs to be reduced when sniping, in order to allow for the new strafing mechanism. Sniper Jump Shot #1 Sniper Jump Shot #2 Aimpunch As Heavy Kevlar has been introduced, aimpunch has also been noticeably higher, with many players complaining that gunfights are now based on who lands the first shot, rather than recoil control or aim adjustment. With aim-assist now being reduced, this problem has unfortunately become a lot worse. Gunfights should not be based on who lands the first shot, they should be based on control, but this is impossible with such drastic changes to the way aimpunch works, even with Heavy Kevlar being used. Aimpunch with Heavy Kevlar Heavy Kevlar While Heavy Kevlar may be a good idea for the future, now (with all these changes already, especially with the new Economy System) is the wrong time to implement this. Players were happy with the limits of 100 kevlar. 200 Kevlar Points now leads to the game feeling more like a Battle Royale, especially with the significantly reduced mobility. Players have been given too many options now with the introduction of helmets too. Heavy Kevlar changes the core foundation of Critical Ops, and what players grew to love. This feature can not exist at this current moment in time, it is far too early for a change like this. Random Spread Random Spread has significantly been reduced too. Granted this was done to increase the skill gap as randomness is essentially luck, which is the antithesis of skill, a change like this requires a rebalance of each gun. Due to random spread, the AK recoil seemed to be much harder to control and mattered more, as players would be penalised further when their recoil wasn’t on point. Now however, due to random spread being reduced, lack of recoil control is not penalised as much, with many weapons feeling like “water-guns” to players. Due to this, the recoil feels much too easy in comparison. Therefore, the recoil for many weapons needs to be increased, so that the game remains skill based and rewards players that spend their time actually learning the recoil. Random Spread AK Recoil Effect The Delivery of the Update Considering the amount of changes that were introduced in this update, and the expected volatility of the community’s opinion regarding this, many believe that the update should have been split into separate parts. Whilst there is the argument that competitive tournaments delay updates so more content needs to be pushed out at once, there needs to be a compromise, like tournaments being played on the older version of the game via TestFlight (which has been done before and IS possible).  _ To conclude, this update tampered with the core foundation of Critical Ops too much. Players that spent their childhood playing Critical Ops now look at this game as if it’s something completely different. The difference can be compared to Counter Strike 1.6 and Counter Strike: Global Offensive. Two games that look the same on paper based off descriptions, yet very different in core gameplay and fundamentals. These drastic changes suit a sequel to Critical Ops, not a removal of the original Critical Ops. This is the united opinion of the Competitive Scene, this poll is for the Casual Scene and the rest of the community to voice their opinions too, should they be the same as ours. Your vote could change the direction of the game. Help create change. Thank you! - Adject

    ㅤ Adject ㅤ
    London, United Kingdom
    623
    Supporters
    • ㅤ Adject ㅤ London, United Kingdom
    • 623 supporters
    • Created Jun 20, 2022
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    Petition to University of Wisconsin - Madison

    University of Wisconsin: Stop Experimenting On Cats

    Why is the University of Wisconsin - Madison torturing cats? This has to stop. And the National Institutes of Health (NIH) needs to stop funding cruelty to animals. I'm a native Wisconsinite, got my degree from the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and I'm raising my family in Madison, so it makes me especially sick to know that violent animal tests are being conducted in a place that I love. You would never expect such an ugly and cruel thing to happen on an otherwise beautiful campus in a wonderful city. According to documents obtained by PETA, a cat named Double Trouble had her eyes, ears, and brain operated on. Steel coils were implanted into her eyes and a stainless steel post was screwed into her skull so that her head could be immobilized during experiments. Then, she had holes drilled into her skull so that electrodes could be inserted in her brain. Experimenters then applied a toxic substance to her inner ears to deafen her and electrical implants were placed deep inside both of her ears. Don't believe me? Watch the video. I know that UW-Madison can do better than this, and I don't want my tax dollars used to support NIH-funded cruelty. Please sign my petition asking University of Wisconsin to stop all experiments on cats and ask the NIH to stop funding this cruelty everywhere it takes place.  

    Reannon Branchesi
    Madison, WI, United States
    162,846
    Supporters
    • Reannon Branchesi Madison, WI, United States
    • 162,846 supporters
    • Created Sep 13, 2012
    Victory
    Petition to Stephen Poloz

    Bank of Canada: Add women from Canadian history to Canadian bank notes

    When Mark Carney was governor of the Bank of Canada, the Bank decided to remove the images of the first notable Canadian women who finally made it onto our bank notes. While Queen Elizabeth II appears on $20 notes, the result is that there are again no women from Canadian history on our bills. It is unacceptable that female historical figures are not featured on the Polymer Series or another series - just male prime ministers and the Queen. In 2011, the Bank of Canada began issuing new $50 polymer bills which replaced images of The Famous 5 and Thérèse Casgrain with an icebreaker - rather than images of other female historical figures. Despite a public outcry over the new bills, the Bank of Canada made no changes to the series or firm commitments of more inclusiveness in future bills. Governor Carney issued a press release that indicated "Our bank notes belong to all Canadians, and the work we do at the Bank is for all Canadians." Bank notes that belong to all Canadians should depict a wider range of Canadians, of both genders as well as various ethnic origins. Who and what is celebrated on our bank notes matters, as it reflects what we consider important in our culture and history and who we consider worthy of honouring for achievement. Women are not absent from the list of notable worthies in Canada, just notably absent or under-represented in many of the images that surround us and which contribute to our view of the world and our potential role in it. In a situation very similar to the Canadian one, plans were recently announced by the Bank of England to remove reformer Elizabeth Fry from the face of £5 notes and replace her with Winston Churchill. A storm of criticism following the announcement led to public protests, a petition signed by over 35,000 people, and the threat of legal action funded by $21,500 in donations. This time around, Mark Carney, now the Governor of the Bank of England, reversed plans to dump the only woman on the country's bank notes. He announced on July 24, 2013 that author Jane Austen would be featured on new £10 notes. British journalists such as Danica Kirka praised the decision as "a sign that there is plenty of pride and little prejudice against women on the country's currency." Can the same be said in Canada, or are we to assume that the approach of the Bank of Canada indicates plenty of prejudice and little pride in Canadian women? An all-male line-up on bank notes is not acceptable in Canada, anymore than it was in the United Kingdom. Australia provides an excellent example of including nation builders of both genders on its bank notes. Most of the current notes feature a notable woman as well as a man, and a website that provides biographies of each of the people depicted: http://banknotes.rba.gov.au/ausbanknotes.html#!note/10. We call on the Bank of Canada to add women from Canadian history to our bank notes as soon as possible, and announce that all future series will feature females as well as males. FRANÇAIS

    Merna Forster
    Victoria, BC, Canada
    72,363
    Supporters
    • Merna Forster Victoria, BC, Canada
    • 72,363 supporters
    • Created Jul 26, 2013
    Petition to Federal Government and Government of Province of Ontario, Hon. Anita Anand, City of Ottawa Mayor, Lisa MacLeod, Catherine McKenna

    Block changes to the Chateau Laurier's classic look/ Protegez le Château Laurier

    … changes to the classic Chateau style, we want her features retained.  EMAIL City Councillor Mathieu…

    Robin Collins
    Ottawa, Canada
    14,150
    Supporters
    • Robin Collins Ottawa, Canada
    • 14,150 supporters
    • Created Jun 14, 2019
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