Interactive Campaigning ala Wiki
brettlg writes to tell us LinuxInsider is reporting that Utah Democratic hopeful, Peter Ashdown, is hoping to leverage his knowledge of the internet and small business resourcefulness to take down the incumbent Senator Orrin Hatch next year. From the article: "Peter Ashdown is the founder of Xmission, Utah's oldest Internet service provider (ISP). His Web site includes a blog and a monthly live chat session. But Ashdown's site takes public participation on his campaign Web site one step further -- opening his platform to all. The site is based on the "Wiki" open-source model made famous by Wikipedia."
...they never learn from history.
I'd say that holding just about any job would make one overqualified to be a politician, including most forms of unskilled labor. Tells you how much I respect most politicians, hehe.
I just hit up his wiki at:
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http://vote.peteashdown.org/wiki/index.php/Main_P
And under the main article it clearly states:
"I AM PETER OF GAYTORIA HEAR MY ROAR"
So I think partisan politics is the least of his worries with an open wiki. Heck... Even encyclopediadramatica isn't an open wiki.
"I am the king of the Romans, and am superior to rules of grammar!"
-Sigismund, Holy Roman Emperor (1368-1437)
Senator Orrin Hatch who once advocated putting malware on people's computers in order to stop them from downloading songs.
I take it once he retires he'll be joining Sony?
Using big words like "leverage" allows one to leverage their $40,000 degree in Journalism.
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I take it once he retires he'll be joining Sony?
;)
Aww, that's cute. aussie_a doesn't think he's already on their payroll.
Looks like someone who is currently at 161.184.178.6 (come on if enough people 'ping' him...), keeps thinking that it's a funny joke, or perhaps this Peter lives in Gaytoria, Canada.
Oh come now, my record reviews weren't that bad.