[pp.int.general] Pirates Democracy - Liquid Democracy

[Samir Allioui]

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On Wed, Mar 31, 2010 at 8:00 PM, Martin Delius <martin.delius at gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear fellow Pirates,
>
> this text is originally an answer to the Brazilian Pirate Party which has
> requested aid and information on how to use our liquid-democracy tool
> "LiquidFeedback" in their own organisation. We decided to spread that answer
> to all of our fellow pirates all over the world.
>
> We are glad and even a bit proud to hear your request about the
> LiquidFeedback software. We are happy to tell you that our executive board
> has decided to provide a testing environment for your purposes, hosted on
> our server.
>
> It is encouraging for us to know that the Brazilian Pirates want to
> establish participatory democracy and direct participation within their
> organisation. Using LiquidFeedback will be another step in that direction.
> In Germany, the principles of liquid democracy are already part of the
> statutes of the Berlin chapter. We hope that the Brazilians will have an
> equally good experience with LiquidFeedback as we have had so far.
>
> We'd like to help you with further steps into liquid democracy. If at some
> point you decide to set up your own independent system, we would like to
> guide you through the process. Meanwhile, we will upgrade and maintain your
> instance.
>
> We will appreciate your feedback and provide any help and advice we can
> give you.
>
> Regards,
>
> the Berlin chapter of the German Pirate Party
>
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>
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