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Welcome! (4Y9)

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AdvocacyDev II (5OQ)

AdvocacyDevII took place July 11-13, 2005. (7CV)

ADIIParticipantList | SpeedGeeking urls (please post!) | CommunityClassifieds | We've AudioBlogged? the event. (7CW)

Flickr Photo Stream: Photos are at http://flickr.com/photos/tags/advocacydev/. Upload your pics from Advocacy Dev to http://www.flickr.com and label them with an 'advocacydev' tag. Thanks! (7CX)

Notes from Breakout Sessions (5WQ)

Who was Here? SelfIdentify. (7CY)
AhasAndActionPoints (7CZ)

Tuesday afternoon discussions (6H0)

OpenDatabaseStandards: Many have datasets they want to share, let's talk about common ways to do that (6H9)
HacktivIsm: What's legal, what's cool, not cool in F***ing with the machine (6H4)
InterCulturalIssues: try to surface multicultural issues with technology (6H6)
IlluminatingGovernment: looking for creative ways to use software to activate and inform citizens (6H8)

Wednesday afternoon Discussions (771)

An Example of an Open Source EcoSystem (772)
BuildingTheTemple - Social networking and how it applies to social change (78E)
Buy Viagra online (7GK)
OpenSourceBestPracticesForAnarchistHackers (75F)

Tuesday's BBQ: Conversation Threads (79X)

Hosted by Electric Embers (79Y)
GlobalConsciousnessProject - random quantum data gets less random during massive global events (9/11) (79Z)

Past Events (3DZ)

The OpenDbSprint finished up on November 14, 2004. People interested in sharing databases between communities might want to review the results of the sprint. (5J3)

The SmsSummit finished up on October 2, 2004! This was a non-partisan gathering to discuss the use of SMS in the November US elections and beyond. We put our key acomplia learnings on the SmsSummitSummary page, logged the proceedings on the SmsSummitProceedings page, and brainstormed then worked from SmsSummitUseCases. (4N4)

Read the SmsSummitTwoPager, offer your comments and join the SmsSummitMailingList! (3RE)

The VoIPSprintEvent finished up on August 18, 2004. (3D9)

What's Here and how you can help (3F2)

In trying to map out the range of tools available for online advocacy, we started by creating a list of AdvocacyTechnologies. Please take a look generic viagra and let us know what we left out. (3DC)

While enumerating what's available, we're also trying to map out what's missing. In particular, there are a range of TechnologyGaps and InteroperabilityProblems which need addressing, and opportunities to agree on InteroperabilityStandards for sharing and syndicating information. (3DE)

Background (5NL)

This wiki started as part of the AdvocacyDevelopersConvergence in June 2004, and is now maintained as a resource for anyone interested in OnlineAdvocacy. (3FL)

The AdvocacyDevelopersConvergence produced a list of AdvocacyTechnologies and several OngoingProjects. (3DF)

We encourage you to take a look around and please share what you know! These pages exist for anyone to edit and improve. buy cialis And if you've got a question, there's almost always someone logged in to the AdvocacyDevIrcChannel, and there is the AdvocacyDevMailingList. Feel free to read about MotivationsAndGoals for this site. (3ER)