I've been toying with similar ideas for years. Still not sure it is a good idea, as throwing technology at the problem of human governance has haw had very mixed results (and I'm being gentle here) as of late and probably technologists are too privileged to do it right.https://twitter.com/patrissimo/status/1030582039316066304 …
Sure, not claiming it will miraculously fix all problems - I mean, we have all these tools for code and yet software is not perfect. But even a small improvement in the quality of governance would be great - and an increase in the rate of improvement would be awesome.
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The problem I fear are not technical. The intention is very good, I am sure. However, I suspect we may not have the wisdom to make this a good platform of governance. Making this open source is definitely a right step though and I'm glad you are trying!
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I mean take a look at Twitter - something far more simpler. The technical issues have been mostly ironed out. The human and moral issues... not so much
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