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Hi Matt,
I'm wondering if you could not twitter this request, and others can RT (retweet) it, for example to 'citizentools' who seems very aware of such developments ... This could be a useful phase of info gathering on this topic,
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I've recently been exploring how peer production methods can be used to build smarter public policy. One benefit of this approach is that the community that drafted the policy would then become a political force urging its passage. Such a scenario m…
Hi Tom,
RE: your account of the features to come
I can see that you have very fully thought out vision. I'm not a coder, either, but I have some idea of how development goes, and the "if you flowchart it, we can build it" thing really is true.
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The donor-owned thing makes sense.
To give you my honest critique, I think that your documentation may be the biggest hurdle to engagement. I want to know what your proposed feature set is, why those features will lead to increased engagement, and…
I love that quote. I've got a copy of Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth with me right now. It orients my whole program.
I think I have a clearer understanding of Chagora now. It's a system for allocating micro-donations. Very cool. ORGware has s…
Hi Tom,
We were at PDF as a major sponsor (though I had not joined yet and was at PDF as a volunteer). Mr. Trippi has become active with us just recently, but has been supportive along the way.
Where are you with the development of Chagora? Also,…
Hi Tom,
The Chagora project looks great and I can certainly see a lot of overlap. Do you see any specific convergence between the virtual congressional districts strategy and Chagora's goals? Perhaps there are specific policy initiatives that you w…
Comment Wall (2 comments)
- At 8:17pm on February 17, 2008,
Matt Cooperrider said…
- I'll probably add some more current stuff.
By the way, what's the purpose of creating this ning group?
- At 2:40pm on February 17, 2008,
Josef Davies-Coates said…
- Hi Matt, thanks for joining! :)
You should put some details about swarm foundation and stuff in your profile :)
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Peer Production of Public Policy
I've recently been exploring how peer production methods can be used to build smarter public policy. One benefit of this approach is that the community that drafted the policy would then become a political force urging its passage. Such a scenario might provide a means to counteract the often damaging influence of corporate special interest.
My first question, then, is how do we create an environment in which peer production of public policy can occur successfully? I find the following excerpt… Continue
My first question, then, is how do we create an environment in which peer production of public policy can occur successfully? I find the following excerpt… Continue
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