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A Message from Kevin Makice (April 27, 2006)

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Start a Local Roots Camp

A Roots Camp is a derivation of a Bar Camp, with a political focus. A Bar Camp is an open version of a Foo Camp, which is a participant-driven conference. Although the history of open conferencing can be traced back to the 1980s, it was Tim O’Reilly’s first Foo Camp in 2003 that sparked the current interest.

In these events, the "expert" and audience of a formal presentation are replaced with active learners entering the conversation with equal power. Participants gather at a big white board prior to the conference (or get things started on a wiki before the big day arrives) to write the topics they want to discuss, inviting any others to join in. Some topics draw no interest, but those that do often are treated to an enthusiastic and productive debate among those with sincere interest in the conversation.

Start your own Roots Camp


What else can you do?

This wiki is intended to be a workspace for members to contribute to the construction of a political platform. This is done by expanding, editing or reconfiguring any of the component pieces of a platform plank:

A sample plank has been started and can be used as a testing ground for those of you who are hesitant to edit the the actual platform-in-progress.


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PoliticWiki aims to create a political platform through collaborative authorship of this web site. Although initial work has been done to provide structure and content, members are encouraged to work together to expand, contract and shape a community message.

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