I don't know why, but unfortunately, I think whatever I might have said, you wouldn't have liked it. :(
Since our previous exchange here, I've had time to look at the site. I'll be honest here. I don't give out my personal info to ANYONE online unless I know it's a secure site. They want my full name and full address to register. I won't do that. I fully support your cause, even if you think the issues that concern my life are bullshit. But I won't give them my personal info.
I also fail to see what good me signing up for another online thing like this is going to do for you. I'm no mover and shaker who can get something done for you. I'm a nobody.
We welcome service providers (nope, not one of those), policy experts (sure not one of those, either), low-income people and others directly affected (yeah, I'm one of those, but there are many factors affecting my situation not addressed here, and voices like yours can speak louder than mine on this issue), state and county officials (definitely not one of those!), representatives of religious groups and congregations (nope, not a member of any organized religious groups), labor (not one of those), and other advocates(kinda vague, but I suppose I could be seen as one of the "other advocates").
I'm sure there are others here who better fit into some of those categories and could be of much more help to you than I can. I care, and I care deeply. I do things in my community to help whenever and wherever I can. I do my best to help, whether I can afford it or not. Homelessness has touched my life, too. In more ways than one. Don't think I don't understand. I am not someone who walks on by and doesn't see.
What you need is feet on the ground, hands in action. You need immediate help for your personal situation, as well as collective efforts like this. I could give you one-on-one support if I lived near enough to you to make a difference for you. But I don't. And despite what you think, I have neither the money, the influence, nor the upfront skills (such as they are requesting) to do a damn thing from a distance that would help.
The only place I saw where I might fit in with what they said they need was as a voice of the working poor. Actually, I'm not working right now, but that's usually where I fit in when I am. As it is, we are living on a fixed income that barely makes it out here in California, the land of million-dollar homes.
It's up to
me to whom I choose to tell my own story, and yelling at me isn't going to make me want to do that with this project.
I am frustrated, too. Hope your day is better tomorrow. Sincerely.