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What Problem Are We Trying To Solve?
Participants:
Douglas Reid @douglasreid (scribe)
| Pam Quiroga @newtypography
| Anthony Schein @anthonyschein
| Eric Lawton
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R. T. Lechow @rtlechow
| Rohan Jayasekera @rohanjayasekera
| Chris Shantz-Smiley
| Matt Nish-Lapidus @emenel
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Notes:
- access information
- non-randomness of participation
- scaling up
- How to understand input
- single signals or signs of the trend/future?
- Divide (active/not-active) in political process
- Lower the barrier to entry to citizen participation in Politics/Gov't
- How in environment of political/bureaucratic protection
- Openness/Transparency of Policy/Process
- How to manage info. overload?
- Expectations for Response
- Generational Divide
- Unhappy People: How do they get fair hearing?
- Ego: Who Decides. How to get beyond ego?
- How to manage gov't money in all of this. #accountability
- Colonization of gov't by business: Concentration of Power.
- Reputation: What Role.
- Opportunity to Participate
- Role of being a citizen
- Roadblocks, especiall good ones.
- Overcoming public suspicion of government. Feeling it's a rigged game.
- What about confidentiality: Who decides, what criteria, what recourse.
- F.O.I.A.: Is it a Fail? Or a need for Google?
- What are the defaults in the system(s)?
- Search functions
- How to make it easy to share/disclose info. eg. setting up a website.
- How to decide where info and transparency fit with other priorities and limited resources.
- What will expertise mean? Who decides?
- Education