Each accepted submission adds one voice. Anonymous participation deliberately avoids identity records. That protects people, but it also means the project cannot prove that every voice belongs to a different person.
Three participation choices
Privacy and abuse controls
The service uses a short-lived proof-of-work challenge, aggregate rate limits and a local browser marker. These measures reduce automated or accidental repeats without creating an IP fingerprint in the pledge database. They reduce abuse; they cannot eliminate it.
Country map
Country is optional. A country is shaded only after at least five voices have been counted there. Public names are never paired with countries.
Principle and conflict context
Opposing war does not mean treating aggressor and victim as morally equivalent, asking people to accept occupation or denying the right to protection. Signup4Peace supports human dignity, civilian protection, human rights and international law.
From participation to responsible advocacy
- Publish clear definitions and limitations.
- Report participation without claiming representative public opinion.
- Invite independent civil-society and research review before major advocacy claims.
- Publish governance, corrections and funding disclosures as the project grows.
Corrections or methodological concerns can be sent through the contact page. Material changes will be dated on this page. Contact Signup4Peace
Method version 1.0 · Published 30 September 2026