I launched a site today. It started as a domain I was still paying for and not using.

Force Against is a civic-action directory. You pick an issue. It points you at petitions, campaigns, lawsuits, legislation, and a way to reach representatives. The boring, useful version of "do something," instead of the version that lives in a group chat for three weeks and then dies.

Most of the internet is pretty good at making you angry and pretty bad at telling you what to do next. Force Against is meant to be the other way around. Credible organizations. Active efforts. Transparent asks. Direct links. No outrage bait. No pay-to-play placement. If a listing cannot survive that filter, it does not belong there.

The idea came from DomainRiff, a project by Lee Hayward. It helps you find a use for old domains you keep renewing out of habit. Yeah, I have a few of those. This was one of them.

If you want the short version, I posted the launch on X. If you want the useful version, go to forceagainst.com and look up whatever you are actually fighting for.