In recent years, Bolivia has been formed in various communities or groups of surfers who have found in internet real options and convenient to do business, study, start projects of diverse nature, contact with other people from different countries, as is happening in all large, medium and small cities in the world. In Bolivia, in particular, this experience began with the Free Software community, the community of bloggers and many lonely software developers and users of Web 2.0 services like twitter, facebook and other collaborative and interactive tools. At first, the characters were computer but now all sorts of people with diverse interests have united.
After a tour of at least 5 years testing web 2.0 tools for many different purposes, April 4 today can tell a story. Today we will cover the third citizen of the Internet # eligeBO elections. What we want to achieve is that people, in general, assess a proposed site for citizen participation by sending photos, text and video for various media (SMS, email, facebook, twitter and the site itself http://elecciones2.0Bolivia.com) to tell her story on election day. The central idea is not to denounce irregularities in the process (although reports are also welcome) but to share diverse perspectives of the process, describe how citizens live their day of Elections.
the end of this April 4, evaluate how it went. At the end of this day, there will be a different story, fresh, democratic participation of citizens using technology tools on the web. In the final analysis, this is a very good example of citizen participation not funded by any institution, spontaneous, voluntary, conscious of the importance of making their voices heard, empowered in the best sense of the word, building a better country. Several surfers have given their time to support this initiative, so they have high expectations and are very happy, that reflect the first messages received by twitter, web and facebook at the beginning of this April 4 ** Jhon Castro
from El Alto. Morning to visit the city of El Alto in bikes with Freddy Condori to report on # eligebo: D
** From Vallegrande, a greeting to you all my name is Carlos Fernando Aguilar Esquivel, ready to begin the historic day of April 4th! ! **
Martín Sánchez, from the district of Miraflores in La Paz sends a photo and write at the bottom: Missing 5 minutes for the 12 and get the car and good governance. ** Denisse
Sevillano, from Cochabamba, Oruro coming. Cars are normally circulating .... trufis taxis ... ... in the Cala Cala bridge there are 3 uniform but nothing more ... # EligeBO
** Sergio Candia, from La Paz. I recommend voting early, people who wake up at 5 to open the tables will thank you infinitely
** Orlando Cesar Cervantes, from Potosi, 1,030 by 291 candidates face public office # eligeBO
** From Viacha, Eliana Flores. Yo I have not yet old enough to vote, but the issue of elections is something that not only have to care about people who are already adults, because their decision to define what is the future and welfare of others, both children and youth. ** Cristina Loma
from Oruro. Normal vehicular traffic through the center of the city # OR # eligeBo
** Ximena Eduarda, from La Paz. Today we all participate in civic elections coverage by 2.0 # Bolivia FB, twitter, SMS, email or site
http://elecciones2.0bolvia.com
How http://elecciones2 send messages. 0bolivia.com for publication?
There are 5 ways to send messages to the site http://elecciones2.0bolivia.com to be published on the internet commenting on what your experience on Election Day:
1. By SMS. Send a message to the number 73289385 mentioning the town where you are.
2. E-mail. Send a Message contacto@elecciones2.0bolivia.com mentioning the town where you are.
3. By twitter. Write a message with hashtag # eligeBO and people where you are, for example # SC to Santa Cruz, # OR to Oruro, # LP for Peace, etc..
4. On facebook. Join the http://www.facebook.com/Elecciones2.0Bolivia and write a message in the box where the word "share."
5. Http://elecciones2.0bolivia.com the website click on the phrase "Post your message", will open a form, fill the data and send it.
Notes:
- You can send text, photos or videos for any of the 5-way.
- It is important that you mention where you are because that way we can include your message in the map of Bolivia we have in the website.
- The cost of sending messages is minimal, in the case of SMS is around 20 cents of Bs and the other 4 cases, it's just the internet connection.
are all invited to participate :-)
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