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If you have direct repository access, you can create a branch in the main repository instead of using a fork.
Don't forget to add yourself to the authors list in authors.md!
For now, changes will be merged based on a simple vote in each pull request. Authors of successful pull requests will be given direct repository access, and thus can vote on future changes. This will have to change in future, but will do to start with.
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If you have direct repository access, you can create a branch in the main repository instead of using a fork.
Don't forget to add yourself to the authors list in authors.md!
For now, changes will be merged based on a simple vote in each pull request. Authors of successful pull requests will be given direct repository access, and thus can vote on future changes. This will have to change in future, but will do to start with.
This is where the actual manifesto will live.
A good way to start might be with some fundamentals. What are our basic tenets?
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This is an experiment.
The current political parties in the UK are not serving the public interest. There is not enough choice, little informed debate, and no challenge to the prevailing narrative. Those of us who believe in, and are working towards, a better future have nobody to represent us.
Please submit pull requests (PRs) to allow others to comment and critique ideas.
We believe that a better kind of government is possible; one based on openness, transparency, evidence, and citizen engagement. We believe that it is time for those of us who have a stake in the future to stand up, and change the system from the inside.
I guess when there is a majority then the PR gets merged. This is an experiment though, so let's find out!
The next UK general election is in 2015. We aim to field candidates in that election, and a platform for them to stand on.
You can start reading the manifesto by looking at manifesto.md.
This repository is an experiment in collaborative policy creation. Anyone can change or add something. See contributing.md for details on how to start making your own changes.
You can also raise issues in the issue tracker for things that you think need doing.
If you have direct repository access, you can create a branch in the main repository instead of using a fork.
Don't forget to add yourself to the authors list in authors.md!
For now, changes will be merged based on a simple vote in each pull request. Authors of successful pull requests will be given direct repository access, and thus can vote on future changes. This will have to change in future, but will do to start with.
This is where the actual manifesto will live.
A good way to start might be with some fundamentals. What are our basic tenets?
The OpenPolitics Manifesto
@Floppy - over 10 years ago
I figure actual policy can start collecting in manifesto.md. The rest is meta.