Welcome to this Federated Wiki site. The purpose of this site is to research practices, software and democratic tools that are of interest to progressive movements.
# Topics - Democratic Tools - Democracy Activity - Software features for polling - Software Review Template - Democracy Notes
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# See also
Democracy Sites REFERENCES progressivedemocracy.cc/democracy-sites
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