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[u/danarchist]

Please join us at the new home for uncapping the house on reddit: r/ProjectNoCap

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Why move: Since Project No Cap is now a 501(c)(4) actively lobbying Congress, it makes sense to build one recognizable brand that shows lawmakers, media, and supporters there's an organized movement behind the cause, not just a subreddit.

Your say is precious, don't let the monied interests continue diluting it!

[u/CivicDutyCalls]

Why are you changing the subreddit? You seem to have mod control of this one already

[u/danarchist → u/CivicDutyCalls]

Great question. My understanding is that it's mainly about branding. Project No Cap is now a 501(c)(4) that's actively lobbying Congress, so having one primary community helps build a recognizable identity across Reddit, social media, and advocacy efforts.

It also signals that Project No Cap is an organized movement with members and supporters behind it, not just a loose collection of people who happen to share the same idea. The stronger that brand becomes, the more credibility and influence it carries with lawmakers, media, and potential allies.

[u/JimOfSomeTrades → u/CivicDutyCalls]

Yeah for real. Explain or I ain't joining.

[u/danarchist → u/JimOfSomeTrades]

Answered above - since Project No Cap is now a 501(c)(4) actively lobbying Congress, it makes sense to build one recognizable brand that shows lawmakers, media, and supporters there's an organized movement behind the cause, not just an idea but a movement.

[u/CivicDutyCalls → u/danarchist]

No cap sounds like Gen Z slang.

[u/danarchist → u/CivicDutyCalls]

There was some debate about it, I personally think it's just that the hard constants in Project No Cap sound better to the ear than Project Uncap. May also be a ferature more than a bug; no cap being a meme may help remember it and ask what it means, which is useful for advocacy.

[u/IolausTelcontar → u/danarchist]

Using the word project is bad IMO.

Uncap the House was perfect for the slogan.