introducing theyServeForYou.com
One thing I've been working on recently is a method for doing the TWFY-thing on pretty much any committee of any type that takes minutes of meetings:
http://www.theyserveforyou.com/
It's still being finished (the useful stuff is there, all the bits that make it pretty aren't, yet).
To see how it currently works, I've loaded the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee http://mpc.theyserveforyou.com in going back to 1997. Either email alerts, rss and everything :)
It's a fair way from being polished, but it is functional, including with full online signup so youc an do your own committees and give them the theyworkforyou treatment without a huge amount of infrastructure work - we've done all that for you.
If you know perl and want to help with the backend infrastructure, or if you have design or graphics skills and want to help with the look of the site, please get in touch. Help is always appreciated.
One of the many remaining things on the todo list is to add in the concept of agendas, so that you can see what is coming and comment on it in advance.
http://www.theyserveforyou.com/
It's still being finished (the useful stuff is there, all the bits that make it pretty aren't, yet).
To see how it currently works, I've loaded the Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee http://mpc.theyserveforyou.com in going back to 1997. Either email alerts, rss and everything :)
It's a fair way from being polished, but it is functional, including with full online signup so youc an do your own committees and give them the theyworkforyou treatment without a huge amount of infrastructure work - we've done all that for you.
If you know perl and want to help with the backend infrastructure, or if you have design or graphics skills and want to help with the look of the site, please get in touch. Help is always appreciated.
One of the many remaining things on the todo list is to add in the concept of agendas, so that you can see what is coming and comment on it in advance.
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