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[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

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[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 21 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

8,045 reserved places: +36 since Tuesday.

No platform or date is chosen. Growth means Decimate can vet a credible challenger before a shared move.

We don't leave alone. We leave together.
https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 20 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

8,036 joined. Next isn't a platform picked by vibes.

Can a real community find events, recover accounts, and keep its moderators? That’s how Decimate will vet a credible challenger.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 17 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

Before a switch, ask: which Facebook group would be hardest to replace?

It isn't a reason to leave alone. It's a requirement Decimate must solve before the coalition moves.

Join: https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 16 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

“Facebook Marketplace is why I can’t leave.”

That’s a requirement. Before Decimate chooses a challenger, it must prove local buyer/seller communities can work after a coordinated move.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 15 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

A walkout is tested by people least eager to try a new app.

Decimate is building coordination so cautious people move with those they trust.

We don't leave alone. We leave together.
https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 14 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

Weekly scoreboard: 8,009 places, +10 since Tuesday.

No alternative or switch date is chosen. A growing coalition makes a shared move possible.

We don't leave alone. We leave together.
https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 13 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

Build log: 8,008 reserved places.

A number matters only if it makes a group move safer. Decimate’s test: can organizers move their people without becoming unpaid tech support?

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 12 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

The hardest part of a Facebook exit isn’t an account. It’s the group organizer who has to make a move feel safe.

8,007 people are building leverage to solve that together.

Reserve your place: https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 11 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

A credible switch needs more than popularity. It needs proof: can a community organize, recover an account, and arrive together?

Decimate will vet independently. 8,005 reserved a place.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 10 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

Before a platform is chosen, do one bit of migration prep: write down the people you refuse to lose.

That list is why a coordinated switch matters.
We don’t leave alone. We leave together.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 9 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

8,005 people have reserved a place.

That doesn’t choose the challenger. It means Decimate can test one honestly: can a real community move without losing the people who make it useful?

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 8 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

The part isn’t deleting an account. It’s keeping your book club, school group, or family chat intact.

A coordinated walkout makes that a shared plan.
We don’t leave alone. We leave together.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 7 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

A signup isn't a promise to disappear tomorrow. It's a vote against stranding your group.

Weekly scoreboard: 7,999 chose coordination.
We don't leave alone. We leave together.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 6 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

The first migration task isn’t picking an app. It’s naming the people you refuse to lose.

Bring them into the coalition before a challenger is chosen. 7,999 people are in.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 5 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

One challenger test: if access is lost, can they recover it without losing their community?

Decimate will vet independent alternatives against practical tests before we move together.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 4 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

A walkout needs a process people can inspect.

First: grow the coalition. Then vet independent alternatives against clear criteria. Then coordinate one shared move.

7,998 people are in.
https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 3 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

An alternative isn't credible if it only looks like Facebook. It’s credible if a neighborhood group works when people arrive together.

That’s a criterion Decimate will use. 7,998 are in.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 2 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

Family groups aren't a reason to stay. They're why we coordinate.

Decimate will vet independent alternatives, choose a credible challenger, then move together. 7,997 people are in.

https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

Day 1 of organizing the Facebook walkout.

People want to leave Facebook. They don't want to leave alone for an empty alternative.

We're building critical mass first—then we'll choose one challenger and switch together.

Join: https://t.co/LL1xAFy5VD

[Justin Ford @JustinFordSU]

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