In response to the consistent feedback that we need to simplify our communications mechanisms, there’s a proposal up on the wiki. A summary:
- to stay informed:
- check the website/blog at getfisaright.net
- OR get action alerts and daily(ish) newsletters on any one of the channels listed in the “Broadcasts” section below (email, RSS, Facebook, Twitter, etc.)
- for discussions: use the discussion forum on the wiki — anonymous participation okay (until we get overrun by trolls)
- for more active organizing and collaboration: join the wiki
More details on the wiki page.
The big changes from our current structure:
- start a blog on getfisaright.net
- introduce daily(ish) newsletters available via email, RSS, twitter, Facebook, etc.
- move discussions to the wiki (instead of the message board and Google Group)
Feedback, please!
jon
PS: An overview of how this compares and contrasts with GFR’s earlier organizations, and other social network/wiki activism campaigns including Join the Impact and Twitter Vote Report, is available here.
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