Id support this absolutely

1. It’s 1 million signatures with at least 7 countries passing the threshold (that’s important because it won’t be considered successful otherwise, even with a million signatures).

2. Open source is a must have, so that it can be reviewed independently and so we as citizens can be sure nothing shady happens - at least without our knowledge… european is not enough for me. I do not wish to replace non-european arseholery with european arseholery.

I follow this guy on mastodon (@bert_hubert/@eupolicy.social) who writes on this, I looked up his site because he publishes his articles there: https://berthub.eu/ . He seems very knowledgable and doesn’t just write on the basic stuff, which for me as a rookie is very useful and he is very good at explaining things. But aside from that, he seems very well-connected and has a large following. Whether you would go for it and need an audience or are exploring options, he might be of help. But personal opinion, I don’t think this needs a citizens initiative to be addressed, since there is already things happening. You might not agree with how much is happening, but an initiative is not gonna chance that anyway. edit: inserted a / before the @

That’s really hard to do properly. First, most people will not care, this is unlikely to reach the minimum threshold.

Second, the goal is unachievable. Like, what if a European software uses US made libraries? And if only the end result matters, what prevents someone from creating an EU entity, just slapping “Made in EU” on it, while just reusing a parent company’s software?

@atro_city What is Fedia.io? There is surprisingly no info about itself on its website, and requires registration to see anything.