[davewasthere]

Now they just need to organise effectively.

But how do you organise a disparate group whose only common characteristic is that they don't believe in imaginary deities?

[eagerpace]

No, they don’t. They aren’t a group. They’re not anti-religion, they just aren’t yes. Just because you’re not for something doesn’t mean you’re against it for others.

[simonebrunozzi]

Anecdotally, most people interested in The Network State [0] are nones. Perhaps that could be a "place" to aggregate them (us)?

[0]: https://thenetworkstate.com/

[bryanlarsen]

According to the article, a small majority of "nones" believe in God or gods.

[ars]

You misread the article. They believe in God, they just are not interested in grouping.

So basically exactly the opposite of what you said: They specifically do not want to organize.

[infectoid]

Start a subreddit.

I don’t think I’m actually joking.

[mensetmanusman]

If the defining principal is you don't trust organization/s/, that might not help:)