davidmooreppf

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   by davidmooreppf 9y ago

   Our non-profit builds Councilmatic - https://www.councilmatic.org/ - free & open-source tech for city-level civic engagement. Closing the feedback loop with local government, accessible tools for community dialogue. But
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   by davidmooreppf 11y ago

   Indeed, our non-profit project OpenGovernment.org, launched in Jan. 2011, is still available in open-source code for legislative tracking: https://goo.gl/ThcG00 . This includes the GovKit Ruby gem, which aggregates open gove
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   by davidmooreppf 11y ago

   Great thoughts & articulations, @konklone, wanted to add my support. David here, our non-profit PPF created Contact-Congress project on OpenCongress in 2010 and launched the first version publicly in 2011 to automate delivery of digital
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   by davidmooreppf 12y ago

   David w/ the Participatory Politics Foundation here, we created & ran OpenCongress from 2007-2013, and now it lives with the Sunlight Foundation. I wrote about version control for legislation here on OC Blog in May 2012: http:&#x2