Let's vote this one up, too: http://www.youtube.com/yttownhallque...estion-3851638

Works on chrome of course

Thanks, chrome worked for me too. First time I got the blank and after that it worked on all of them.

I wish it would tell you the number of votes, instead of being an ******* about it. Damn ghetto youtube.

To commit to participate regularly in the Fight for Poker Rights daily action plan: http://www.facebook.com/questions/236040076438411

True, but at least there's a "sorted by popularity" link on the left side.

Poker question is number 1.

Yep!

But why isn't it the one we are all voting on here?

I'm still trying to get to a point where I can actually give it a thumps up and have it accept. I got a page to put my phone number, but then I went around in circles again. Gave up for now.

I don't know, but I updated the action to add the poker question that is currently in the #1 spot.

I give up on the Google thing. All I ever get is a blank page after clicking on the check marks and "granting access" to the "google moderator." Did the FB x3 though so that will have to do.

90 likes! We need just ten more to like the pro-poker posts HERE and HERE to hit triple digits!

Seriously guys its less than a minute get on it!

Simply click HERE to post your Facebook message asking Sen. Pat Toomey to protect our right to play online poker by supporting HR 2366 (please try to get the bill number correct in your posts)! Please "like" the other pro-poker posts there as well.

The last four actions generated over 100 likes each. Let's all to our part to bump this action to triple digits as well!


U.S. House and Senate leaders have appointed twelve members of Congress to serve on the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. This “super committee" is charged with developing policies to reduce the U.S. deficit. This is a great opportunity for us to make our voices heard. Let's go to their Facebook pages and let them know that we want them to take action on the online poker issue!

The names with an “x” in front of them are those who do not allow direct posting on their Facebook wall. Simply post a comment in response to an appropriate post (i.e., one suitable for a pro-poker comment) already on the page. PLEASE remember to say please and thank you. Courtesy goes a long way.

Let's all also remember to revisit these walls to like the pro-poker posts and comments made since your last visit. Thanks!

Here's the Super Committee:


Republicans

Dave Camp: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact
x Jeb Hensarling: Facebook Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact
Fred Upton: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
x Rob Portman: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact (site set to censor the word "poker")
x Jon Kyl: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment (actively deletes pro-poker posts) Contact
Patrick Toomey: Facebook Facebook (second site was actively deleting pro-poker posts, but now appears to be allowing them to stay) Twitter Contact

Democrats

Representatives:
x James Clyburn: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment (first site set to censor the word "poker") Facebook (second site permits direct posting) Twitter Contact
x Xavier Becerra: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact
Chris Van Hollen: Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
x Patty Murray: Facebook Twitter Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (the post for us to use to post comments is a few weeks old...might be better to use Twitter here)
x Max Baucus: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (it's not Rep. Spencer Bachus, so please don't blast him! ) (site set to censor the word "poker")
John Kerry: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

1. who is Pat Toomey and why should we like him?

2. There is no Like button to be found on item 2: Kieth's wall.

A Republican senator from Pennsylvania appointed to the "super committee." "Like" him because it's the only way to post or "like" comments on his page.

And to "like" Keith's comment you can go to the main page HERE, click on "most recent" and scroll down until you find it.

2. I found Kieth's like button. OK.

3. When I click the check mark, google asks for authorization to access my account or something. I say no. No access from anyone allowed. Is that some kind of scam?

It's a YouTube townhall. Google owns YouTube. They already have all your info. Grant access, but you may have to download google chrome for it to work.

It is asking you to sign into youtube with your gmail account. I allowed it. If you do this, you can later reverse it. Just go to your gmail "account settings." Under "personal security" and "security" click on "authorized applications & sites." Find youtube and click "revoke access."

Or if you already have a separate youtube account you can go HERE, sign in, search "poker" and vote up the questions.

Don't worry. You an "unlike" him when you're done if you wish.

Facebook's spam program catches innocent users

The social network apologized and is changing its automated system

By Kevin Begos

updated 8/20/2011 2:00:30 PM ET

PITTSBURGH— Facebook has sent notes of apology and is changing automated systems that blocked environmental activists and other people from posting on like-minded Facebook pages.

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Got a canned reply from my representative, David Schweikert with no stance. He looks "forward to holding hearings on this legislation."

The only thing even moderately noteworthy is that he referenced it as, "The Internet Gambling Prohibition, Poker Consumer Protection, and Strengthening UIGEA Act of 2011".

Facebook is hiding wall comments I make on other's pages. I can see them when I'm logged in and can't when I log out. The ones where I responded to someone else's comment are still there. Twice they banned me and claimed it was a mistake and now this. I made a support ticket.

Exact same thing happened to me today. No notification from facebook or anything. Update if you hear back from them, please.