To individually withdraw from facebook™ means to suffer social and informational poverty and is no longer a viable option

<h1><em>To individually withdraw from facebook&trade; means to suffer social and informational poverty and is no longer a viable option</em></h1>
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<p><em>Are you a Facebook worker?</em> If you have a Facebook account, communicate, 'like', post or share information about yourself or others on Facebook, you are not only communicating with your friends, you are also working for the organisation. You provide Facebook with valuable data and labor that should be recognised and valued in a transparent fashion. Our union recognises the uneven balance of work contributions by Facebook workers on daily basis  and the lack of workers' influence on the way the social network is run. Further, as Facebook shifts from a commercial enterprise into a "service" embedded in people's everyday lives we recognise that to individually withdraw from Facebook means to suffer social and informational poverty and is no longer a viable option. The Facebook Workers Union works towards the improvement of the conditions of the common good (facebook) and rights of the workers in this 'workplace'.</p>
<h2>DECLARATION OF RIGHTS</h2>
<p>People who use Facebook or who are used by Facebook for the means of deriving value recognise the following universal rights: 
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<li>the right to be recognised as a worker</li>
<li>the right to unionise</li>
<li>the right to collective bargaining</li>
<li>the right to industrial action and withdrawal of labour</li>
<li>the right to recognise that parts of facebook have become a common good</li>
<li>the right to facebook workers' union representation in the management of facebook</li>
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