[open-government] API for brainstorming and example

[Steven Clift]

Interesting.

I have 550 of my neighbors on this forum - http://e-democracy.org/se -
where we mix it up everyday on community and civic life (about 15% of
households and growing).

My neighborhood association (government recognized, funded) recently
had me at one of their meetings to brainstorm ideas on how they might
leverage the forum in their next strategic planning process. I
suggested a few things like having a special theme each month where a
lead post was designed to generate some feedback for their process.

So what do you mean exactly by an API to do this kind of thing more
systematically?

Steve

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2010/8/16 Simon Perdrisat <perdrisat at gmail.com>:
> Hello,
>
> I just subscribe to the list so "hello everybody".
>
> I'm interested to know more about exciting API and tools for brainstorming
> in an open gov way. I find some API like http://open311.org/ but nothing for
> brainstorming. They are also some open source tools like
> http://www.ideatorrent.org but still is not an API.
>
> I live in Switzerland and we can wait for centuries before the gov open any
> data. I'm affrayed if I create a data platform like data.gov nobody was
> interested because it's empty...
>
> But a brainstorming platform is a tools and can be first used by really
> small village and political group too. And so we start create a kind of
> data. I hop also other peoples intersted by the subject  in the country
> start to work together to push the open gov concept.
>
> regards
>
> Simon
>
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