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| 1) Large jacob's ladder - needing a lot of love | | 1) Large jacob's ladder - needing a lot of love |
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| 2) Steampunk "time travel" project, just starting | | 2) Steampunk [[Project:Cholten99/TimeTravel|Time Travel]] project |
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| 3) Creating a set of script libraries (PHP, Python, Ruby) to be able to use the JSON output from Google Refine (http://code.google.com/p/google-refine/) | | 3) [[Project:Cholten99/UFO|UFO project]] |
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| 4) Using Google voice recognition to drive things at HackSpace | | 4) [[Project:Cholten99/GiantSwitch|Giant switch]] as 'space lightswitch... |
| 4.1) http://translate.google.com/translate_tts?tl=EN&q=Their%20speech%20generation%20stuff%20is%20very%20easy
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| 5) "Stand Up" (AKA "Local Opinion") website, lots of ideas - now just need to do it... | | 5) [[Project:Cholten99/VMsInHackspace|VMs in Hackspace]] |
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| http://www.droppages.com/getting+started
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| http://mapit.mysociety.org/
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| http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Django_(web_framework) ???
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| See XLS in my Google Documents
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| See archived email with subject "Geographic/ceremonial county lookup"
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| There would be six parts to the site:
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| a) Joining / profile : Members can sign up by OAuth (Twiter, FB, etc),
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| OpenID or create an account. They can then enter some basic details
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| and upload a photo (or choose to always use their Twitter or FB
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| current user pics).
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| b) Verifying their identity : This is the key part - associating the
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| account with a specific person at a specific real-world address. My
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| best way of coming up with this is to ask the person to make a £1
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| donation to one of a list of charities, using PayPal / Experian to
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| supply the name and address of that the credit-card info / PayPal
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| inputted data and then linking that to the account. Obviously this is
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| highly sensitive data and we would need to be very careful how it is
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| stored, transferred, etc.
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| c) Creating campaigns : Groups such as Amnesty, 38 Degrees and local
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| campaigns can apply to create campaigns on the site. This would be
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| manually moderated. Campaigns could be flagged as "local" (and then
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| limited to a sub-set of post-codes) or national.
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| d) Users express interest in campaigns : Once a user is verified they
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| can see the list of all campaigns that effect them (all ones that
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| cover their post code and all national ones). They can then select to
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| support (or remove previously given support) from any campaign.
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| Optionally they can opt to support annonymously.
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| e) MPs and other officials : Of particular interest to MPs but can be
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| seen by anyone. For any given constituency list the local and national
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| campaigns with the most signed up people in that area. Show statistics
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| like "3083 named people and 71 anonymous people out of 10,293
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| registered voters in the borough of Enfield have Stood Up to support
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| keeping Chase Farm A&E open". Optionally show micro-pictures of people
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| who have expressed support for the campaign in that area (blanks for
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| anonymous).
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| f) Public campaign pages : Each campaign would have it's own generated
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| page with text and artwork and the ability to list the names (and
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| numbers of anonymous but verified people) who have pledged support for
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| that cause - broken down by constituency.
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