Democracy for Nepal puts forward an idea for a demosphere – “It is the demosphere. It is an informal network of blogs, websites, and digital citizens who support democracy and want to empower local democracy activists. It is a digital ecosystem.”
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Democracy for Nepal puts forward an idea for a demosphere – “It is the demosphere. It is an informal network of blogs, websites, and digital citizens who support democracy and want to empower local democracy activists. It is a digital ecosystem.”
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You’re more than welcome to join us at http://www.demosphere.net to help develop it. If you care to start one for Nepal, I can spawn that forum under the Asia region for you.
Feel free to use http://www.nepal.demosphere.net as a tool for debate, consensus and information on issues that are affecting the people of Nepal. If you’re interested in joining us formally, I can appoint you as the director the Nepal community, and you can take charge of it.
Please email me wiki@demosphere.net asap.
Cheers,
JS.