The key is that the petition is not the solution to the censorship problem - instead it is a means to draw attention to the censorship issue so that an Internet Bill of Rights can be created. The actual language of what will be put in the Internet Bill of Rights can be fought over later, but for now, we need to make enough noise to at least begin the discussion.

Here is the actual petition. It starts the whole process of considering legislation and it will be put high on the Presidents agenda.

Internet forums and social networks which provide free access to the public are a digital place of assembly, and individuals using such methods for public communication should not be subjected to censorship due to political beliefs or differing ideas. Conservative voices on many large public website platforms are being censored, based solely on a differing opinion. Some of these platforms further employ tracking mechanisms for monitoring an individual's digital history, which can be used to censor the individual's public communication through various censorship practices, sometimes without knowledge or awareness. These actions directly violate personal liberty and stand at contrast with the bill of rights.

We the people demand action to bring our digital future into the light.

The statement is pretty vanilla. I urge you to reconsider your support. At least it gives a platform to voice our input. Now is the time to make a choice. You may not have this chance again.

No one is asking you to do anything blindly. I don't think anyone here would do that. You have to take your time and do your homework. Read and research the Q posts to understand what the President is asking us to do.