I hope movements like this gain widespread momentum, they certainly need to.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2026
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Good stuff, but you seem have an editing mistake: most of the article is repeated after the conclusion.
Sounds great but I'll need more detail before I sign up. Afterall, this could be a honeypot to gather the details of those opposed to these Internet curbing measures.
At the bottom of the page it says
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Stop Killing GamesA sister campaign of Stop Killing Games
I wonder if there's some way to corroborate that or they made a statement somewhere
The closest thing I've found is this tweet I found on x which was made by an account with the handle "@StopKilingGames" with one L. It does however seem to actually be the official account, with activity going back over a year and lots of visibility.
https://xcancel.com/StopKilingGames/status/2066550613463228809
Too much marketing speak and not enough substance. What are they actually opposing? Just generally all bad things? And how are they trying to achieve that?