3. While you didn't ask whether people post to neighborhood
forums/social nets/blogs, what percentage of NOs "posted comments,
queries or other information related to government policies online" or
ding "yes" the other "posting" attributes tied to OGPs?
Part 2 - I am quite curious if the OGP "posting" status of those who
are also NOs is different between those who use neighborhood e-lists,
community blogs, or neighborhood social nets? Does one form of NO
participation more attractive to OGP posters. If your goal is many to
many neighborhood participation online, where are the more active
posting types landing.
E-Democracy.org makes the claim that we have a higher posting rate as
a percentage of members because people simply need to push reply in
their e-mail a very low common denominator activity. But we might be
blowing smoke. :-) I am trying to figure out what models/tech get use
beyond the 90-9-1 rule -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1%25_rule_%28Internet_culture%29
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