DonateSign upAbout

Gamers For Net Neutrality

Join Gamers for Net Neutrality. Net Neutrality is the rule that keeps Internet providers from deciding which websites work quickly on people's computer.

For gamers, a world without Net Neutrality is a world of contact latency and lag...where video game sites owned by big phone and cable companies work fast and independent sites work slow. A full backgrounder is available after pushing "submit" below.

1 Your Contact Information

  (*=Required)
*Your Name
*E-mail
Your Street Address
City
State
*ZIP
Phone

2 Join Gamers for Net Neutrality

YES, keep me in the loop on Gamers for Net Neutrality activism.

Push "submit" on the bottom after answering the below questions. You will then get information and links about Net Neutrality, which you can browse or save.

To facilitate innovative online activism, please tell us a little bit about how you use the Internet:

I am a video game designer
I am involved in the gaming community, and/or related industries
I produce my own video content.
I use MySpace or Facebook 		I participate in Second Life
I have my own blog, or write online blog posts/columns
I comment on other people's blogs.
I do online graphic editing or Web design.

If you have a website or blog, what's your site?

How are you involved in the gaming community? (Please list any affiliations.)

How would eliminating Net Neutrality affect you?

Where do you go for gaming news?

How would you be willing to help in the Net Neutrality fight:

I want to help build an educational video game about Net Neutrality.
I want to make a machinima about Net Neutrality.
I want to help build and maintain the SavetheInternet.com Coalition campaign headquarters in Second Life
I want to help blog about Net Neutrality on gaming blogs
I want to help lead Gamers For Net Neutrality -- working to coordinate outreach to other gamers

Other way you want to help?

When you click submit, you will get information and links about Net Neutrality, which you can browse or save. Info submitted on this page may be shared with Net Neutrality coalition partners such as Electronic Consumers Association (video gamers consumers rights group) and Games For Change (socially repsonsible gamers).

Privacy Policy

We do not share the information you’ve given us with unaffiliated groups without your explicit permission.

Petitions and Surveys

For petitions and surveys you've signed or completed, we treat your name, city, state, and comments as public information - for example, we may provide compilations of petitions, with your comments, to the President and legislators, other targets, or to the press. We will not make your street address publicly available, but we may transmit it to members of Congress and to the President as part of a petition. This is a standard industry practice in such situations. In no such case will we disclose your email address or phone number without your permission. We may also make your comments, along with your first name, city, and state available to the press and public online.

Under circumstances where we determine that members may be misusing our systems for malicious purposes (for example, using the numbers we provide to make harassing phone calls), such activities may be reported to law enforcement agencies. In such cases, MoveOn may release personally identifiable information, including name and address, to those agencies.

Phone Campaigns

From time to time, MoveOn.org Political Action staff members, volunteers, and vendors may contact you by telephone about urgent campaigns.

Email from MoveOn.org Civic Action

MoveOn will send you updates on this and other important campaigns by email. If at any time you would like to unsubscribe from our email list, you may do so by completing this form.

For our complete privacy policy, click here.

aboutpresscontact ushome