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Sign a manifesto
A manifesto grows stronger with its signatories: people and organisations sign from the link or the QR code, the counter shows how many have signed and you keep the full list, with their organisation, to publish if you agree to.
Who it's for: Collectives, federations, unions, charities and platforms.
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Full name *
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Email *
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Organisation or group (optional)
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Town or city (optional)
When to use it
- You have a manifesto and want to add people and organisations.
- You want a tidy list of signatories, with their organisation.
- You want people to see how many have signed.
What's inside and why
- Organisation or group
- Optional: tells personal signatures apart from organisations'.
- Town or city
- Optional: to know where the support comes from.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Put the manifesto text in the description, or a link to it.
- If you'll publish the list, say so in the description before people sign.
- Without a target, the counter only shows how many: set one if you have a goal.
Frequently asked questions
Can it be used for an official citizens' initiative?
No: an official citizens' initiative or procedure requires certified signatures (with an electronic certificate or before a notary). This collects support to show backing.
Can someone sign twice?
Not with the same email: each email signs once, even with different capitals. For more control, the settings let you limit it to one response per device.
Can people see who has signed?
No: the form only shows how many supporters there are. You see the names, in the responses, and can download them as CSV.