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This year, the plan is laid out in two steps.
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Discussion on the page ranges from size and type of rock to who is bringing the snacks.
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Currently, more than 6,000 people have said they will be participating in the event.
The event also contains links to the American Red Cross and the California Fire Foundation to assist people who have been affected by the fires.
This is not the first time initiatives of this sort have made the rounds online. Several similar pages popped up during the 2018 wildfire season.
The event is scheduled for 11 p.m. tonight (Sept. 16) but, according to discussion on the page, it looks as though several people have already begun the fight.
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