Archive:Wikicracy/Test website

Example / test websites

This is a first proposal. It adds a few new ideas:

• An issue can be deleted if enough people think it should be deleted
• If nobody changes anything for a fixed amount of time, it means the proposal is now ready for vote.
• A priority is set, and everyone can vote to make this proposal a more important issue [up or down]. (this will influence its position on the special page where we can see the list of all the issues classified by categories).
• When a vote is taking place, the tab "vote" becomes active, and the tab "propositions and amendments" becomes inactive.
• The +/- Tab is for giving ones opinion (why I think this is bad / this is good / why I'd rather propose this...)

... waiting for your comments! Vmandrilly 17:49, 27 August 2007 (UTC)

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Structure

This is a work in progress of a potential organizational structure.

• Stake holder pages

Here entities within the system can create pages. Businesses and individuals can create pages advocating for their own best interest.

• Proposal pages

Here is where proposals for law changes are made.

• Problem pages

Here are where real or perceived problems within one's community are discussed and explored

Scratch

Rivers, streams, lakes, or creeks that are polluted and seems no one is doing anything about them?

Invasive species that it seems no one is doing anything about?

Other items you might change?

Links

• Wikipedia: Administrative divisions of Oman
• Wikipedia: Regina City Council
• Wikinews: Portal:Politics and conflicts
• Wikipedia: Administrative divisions of Volgograd Oblast

Links

• 8 August 2008 Senate Republicans announce plan to tap ‘Oregon Oil’