Government 2.0 and project 8

[kevin457]

Given we have an expert on the subject here on PA.... (Roach2.0)... I thought it apt to start this thread for educational purposes.

Oh wise oracle of digital democracy please proceed...

[Rorschach]

woo hoo... ladies first, but in your case I'll make an exception...
So go ahead mel... make my day.
After all you are the one who keeps bringing it up.
let's see what you've got.

[Rorschach]

Day 2... still nothing from Mel...

Hint; Google faster mel.

[kevin457]

Day 2... still nothing from Mel...

Hint; Google faster mel.

Some of us have lives Roach, and don’t have the luxury of being able to google 24/7 .

Tell me something Roach, were you too hoping for a digital revolution, are disappoint that Gov2.0 has fizzled to little more than a Rudd gimmick?
I know Monk and Freediver were hoping Government 2.0 would be more too.

Todays forum hypothetical....

Say, if you had a secure job within a division of a government department, say, the Transport and Main Roads department for instance, shall we call it, Transop?
Now lets say you knew that should a Liberal government win the election ...as a public servant nearing retirement age would you.....

A) Run as a candidate with the federal opposition, with a view to giving up your government Job.
B) Do everything you could to damage Abbotts campaign so you stood a better chance of keeping your Transop job.
C) Spend your final days on an internet forum grumbling about both parties, though for the sake of your career, do what you could to covertly support your preferred party’s opponent, for a man has to make a living afterall.


Now, say if option A were no longer an option, on account of the oppositions selection panel having vetted you then dumped you after nominating you as a candidate during pre-selection, rendering you no longer a Liberal candidate for the seat of say....Fisher, would you ...

A) Feel bitter towards the party who dumped you, but not enough to seek revenge.
B) Run as a candidate for Labor instead.
C) Take revenge on the party who rejected you, make them wish they had not dumped you.


Finally....

As a public servant working as say a Media advisor in one of our Governments departments, would you consider utilising your media and communication skills to ...

A) Continue to support the party that dumped you, trust their decision was in the best interests of the Liberal party at large.
B) Continue to appear as though you support the party that dumped you, though assist their opponents wherever you could with a view to at least keeping your Government job after the election.
C) None of the above.



Roach, I believe you have underestimated me.

You wouldn’t be the first.



Now getting back to Government 2.0.....

[kevin457]

http://www.cebit.com.au/govinnovate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_2.0

Gov 2.0...for governments who want to monitor dissident citizens, and turn their bludging public servants into a social-media digital army for campaigning and phishing purposes.


Getting paid to facebook, blog, and tweet all day sounds like a lot of fun, doesn’t it.

This said, I guess FD really is a keen spearphisherman, just not in the way some members of the Ozpol community may have thought.

[al.coholic]

woo hoo... ladies first, but in your case I'll make an exception...
So go ahead mel... make my day.
After all you are the one who keeps bringing it up.
let's see what you've got.

I'd like her to make my day but prefer to make my night!
mellie always brings it up, just like a woman!
and I'd like to see what she's got too!

[Rorschach]

I have no idea what you are on about mel... but I am pretty patient.

Like to have another go at relevance?
ps. Don't post links... explain in your own words what it is.