Web summit presentation 2014
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Democracy does not scale effectively online due to anonymity breeding contempt and a lack of evidence-based decision making. The document proposes a two-sided geosocial model for online civic participation that uses digital identity authentication and verifiable location-based feedback to make democracy more real by facilitating public persuasion, deliberation, consultation and evidence-based outcomes. Contact information is provided for PlaceSpeak Inc., which develops online tools to enable this model of civic participation.
Web summit presentation 2014
- 1. Democracy: Making it Real (Online) Web Summit 2014 - Dublin
- 2. Democracy does not Scale Politics as a process of public persuasion - Aristotle
- 3. 2 Models of Democracy: Aggregative
- 4. 2 Models of Democracy
- 5. Democratic Process Evidence Deliberation Consultation Outcomes
- 6. Refresher - The Problem
- 9. Challenges
- 10. 2-Sided model - GeoSocial
- 11. Profile - Digital Identity Authentication
- 12. IAP2 Spectrum of Public Participation
- 15. Contact us Telephone: 1-866-998-6977 Address: PlaceSpeak Inc. 1682 West 7th Ave. #205 Vancouver, B.C. Canada V6J 4S5 info@placespeak.com www.placespeak.com @placespeak www.facebook.com/PlaceSpeak
Editor's Notes
- #2: Democracy is broken. People don’t trust the process anymore.
- #3: One man. One Vote. Not scaleable -- until now.
- #4: Majority Rule. Competition among Parties. Attempt to satisfy the largest number of people’s preferences.
- #5: Values: Inclusion, Equality, Reasonableness and Publicity
- #6: Public Consultation is part of a Regulatory Process whereby the public’s input is sought on matters affecting them. Its main goals are improving the efficiency and transparency of public involvement in decision-making or policy development. Consultations occur at all levels: neighbourhood, municipal, regional, state/provincial, national or even international. Regulations exist in both the public and private sectors. -This feedback loop shows how it’s supposed to work -We run into a breakdown at the consultation phase, which doesn’t give the hard evidence required for accurate deliberation and desired outcomes. -PlaceSpeak addresses the problems encountered at this stage
- #7: Public Meetings Door-knocking Land-line Telephones -Public meetings are full of NIMBYs and nutbars -Door knocking is location-based, but people don’t even answer their doors anymore -15% year over year loss of people with landlines
- #8: Trolls Gaming of the System Social Media – bogus accounts and sentiment analysis -Garbage in, garbage out is what you get with social media sentiment analysis
- #9: Authenticating digital identity to physical address -With all these factors, how do we get hard evidence?
- #10: Privacy by design Protect Individual Privacy Provide verified Data -PlaceSpeak is a Privacy by Design ambassador -Designation originated from the Ontario Privacy Commission -Proponent gets hard evidence, people stay private
- #11: Standalone websites White label application Register and Verify once Single Sign-in and API -Black box consultation vs. geoauthentication
- #12: Think of it as a LinkedIn for Public Participation Geosocial Profile setup Privacy Verification Notification Social Media integration
- #13: Features organized along the lines of the IAP2 Spectrum: (1) Inform, (2) Consult; (3) Involve; (4) Collaborate: (5) Empower
- #15: By authenticating individual identity and tying it to place. By protecting individual privacy. By keeping people informed.