Help create an online repository of webpages and conversations about Government Transparency - 9 views

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  #1 Tracy Viselli on 21 Feb 09

   

  I think Diigo opens up a lot of possibilities for online conversations. For instance, check out the comments on the first blog post at whitehouse.gov (http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/change_has_come_to_whitehouse-gov/)? One thing I see possible is to engage people in a conversation on a site, even if the site itself isn't actively engaging with visitors (not allowing comments, etc). The whitehouse.gov people can still see what people are saying about their work--and they'll have to start paying attention if a group of activists focusing on them. I'd love to explore this idea with your help--what do you think?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I think Diigo opens up a lot of possibilities for online conversations. For instance, check out the comments on the first blog post at whitehouse.gov (<a href="http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/change_has_come_to_whitehouse-gov/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/change_has_come_to_whitehouse-gov/</a>)? One thing I see possible is to engage people in a conversation on a site, even if the site itself isn't actively engaging with visitors (not allowing comments, etc). The whitehouse.gov people can still see what people are saying about their work--and they'll have to start paying attention if a group of activists focusing on them. I'd love to explore this idea with your help--what do you think?</div>

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