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Open source politics - Definition and Overview |
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Open source politics is term used to describe the political process by using internet technologies such as blogs and email, to provide for a rapid feedback mechanism between political organizations and their supporters.
It is most closely associated with the 2004 Presidential Campaign of Howard Dean and to a lesser extent with the Draft Clark movement. It has since become used by a number of activist groups to describe the process of creating input.
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Example Usage of politics |
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iforg: @IanAspin wholeheartedly acknowledge him/her. In politics I am probably digging my own grave! Self-service is the name of the game... |
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kpich: Obligatory two hours of arguing about politics out of the way. Stupid holidays. I guess I'm a communist? I didn't realize. |
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msmaryb: Trying to be thankful instead of wanting to strangle dh. Shut up politics and OU, shut up shut up. |
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