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During this brief transition period, we’ve rolled out important new tools to let users interact with our team in a transparent and meaningful way.
Our first run of Open for Questions was one such feature, with nearly 1,000,000 votes cast on questions from the Change.gov community.
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Obama Releases Latest Transparency Tool
Politics on HuffingtonPost.com —
... For instance, you can read the top-ranking question regarding Energy and the Environment and browse through other questions on the same topic by clicking on that issue.
We think this change is valuable. It serves the other key purpose of features like Open for Questions: making your input easy to pass on to the members of our Transition team that are crafting solutions to these vital issues right now."
For the full release and the updated site, click here.
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Obama Releases Latest Transparency Tool
The Huffington Post | Full News Feed —
... For instance, you can read the top-ranking question regarding Energy and the Environment and browse through other questions on the same topic by clicking on that issue.
We think this change is valuable. It serves the other key purpose of features like Open for Questions: making your input easy to pass on to the members of our Transition team that are crafting solutions to these vital issues right now."
For the full release and the updated site, click here.
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Daily Digest: Remodeling Change.gov, from Inside and Out
techPresident —
... -- the Obama transition team's attempt to tap into the questions Americans most want their next president to answer -- has already pulled in 1,753,453 votes from 39,860 people on 33,150 questions. The first OFQ round just attracted a million votes. That wowza response is encouraging, especially considering that the official response to the round one's questions were lame retreads of policy-memo talking points. There seems to be a hopeful feedback loop at work. After cranky complaints about the site's clunky navigation in the early going, you can now organize the questions by ...
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