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==Website Design and Functionality==
:''This page is under construction''
The main website javul.org is a generic task-management system that can be used to improve any project. Many projects need their own specialized software which is why the [[Javul Information Technology Group]] exists. This section will describe some specifics of this performance-based system.


Regular citizens should be able to report issues, give ideas and complete tasks and objectives. The system should be able to recognize and reward those who engage in these valuable activities.
:NOTE: The normal Objectives/Tasks/Issues/Ideas works for now. Later on we need to add specialized functions for the People's Government (leader tracking etc, thats described below)


Elected leaders should be able to examine all of this activity by citizens and take action on it. Citizens should be able to monitor the activity of our leaders and provide important feedback when needed.
The main website javul.org is a generic task-management system that can be used to improve any project. Many projects need their own specialized software which is why the proposed [[Miscellaneous Topics#Javul Information Technology Group|Javul Information Technology Group]] exists. This section will describe some specifics of this performance-based system.
 
Regular citizens should be able to report issues, give ideas and complete tasks and objectives. The system should be able to recognize and reward those who engage in these valuable activities. Elected officials and government leaders should be able to examine all of this activity by citizens and take action on it and also take part in the system. Citizens should be able to monitor the activity of our leaders and provide important feedback when needed.


Possible Names: CitiLead
Possible Names: CitiLead
'''Website Complexity:'''
We could start the website with limited capabilities and make the system more advanced as time goes. Here's a list of capabilities, from the most basic required to more complex/optional/"nice to have" features:
* Reporting activities of politicians
* Database of laws (searchable, can be tagged, categorized). Needed to see what laws are the best. International as well so well-designed laws can be shared across borders
* Citizens creating and discussing objectives, reporting issues and ranking them (so leaders can work on the most important issues). Need Wiki editing for these features
* Communication: Forum, Chat
* Some of the features below


All users of the site (Citizens and Leaders) can take part in these activities:
All users of the site (Citizens and Leaders) can take part in these activities:
* Communication: Forum, Chat  
* Communication: Forum, Chat  
* Wiki editing
* Wiki editing ( ---- needs more specifics... wiki editing for what other objects)
* Issue Reporting (with discussion and wiki-enabled editing)
** '''Bills, treaties, amendments''' (anyone can propose a bill or treaty or amendment. No one owns any object, they are edited by everyone). These objects can be proposed by a voting majority when the community thinks they are ready, moving them to the 'proposed' category. Process needs to be defined for bills and treaties. Efforts should be made to [[Standardization|standardize]] these 3 objects across cities, countries, states and countries
* Issue Reporting and submitting of Ideas (with wiki editing and discussions for both of these components)
* Objectives and Tasks (with discussion and wiki-enabled editing)
* Objectives and Tasks (with discussion and wiki-enabled editing)
These same components are also found on the Products/Services side of the website. There are some differences or additional features as well which relate to the legal/laws/policies aspect of government
* '''Decision making''' - but need to resolve issues with polarization, need the best decisions to be visible (e.g. supported with data or those that are a compromise)


Here are some differences between citizens and government officials:
'''Profile Differences.''' Here are some differences between citizens and government officials:
* Citizens can add new leader profiles to the website (profiles can be later claimed by those leaders).
* 'Govt Officials' will be flagged in the system as 'Government Official' (there will be a verification process for a change in status for both directions)
* 'Govt Officials' will be flagged in the system as 'Government Official' (there will be a verification process for a change in status for both directions)
* Govt Officials have extra data fields attached to their profiles: Activities. These can be created by themselves or by Citizens.
* Govt Officials have extra data fields attached to their profiles: Actions (or another word). These can be created by themselves or by Citizens
* Citizens can audit and review activities of government officials
* Citizens can audit and review the actions/activities of government officials.


Views of the Website:
'''Views of the Website'''
* Leader Profile
* Activity view (details of something that a leader did)
* Home page - Show ongoing activity globally, as well as locally (based on login profile settings or detected IP address)
* Home page - Show ongoing activity globally, as well as locally (based on login profile settings or detected IP address)
* Best Leaders - showcase our most passionate, driven and hard-working leaders
* Best Leaders - showcase our most passionate, driven and hard-working leaders. We can view leaders for all categories combined or specific categories
 
;Adding an Activity for a LeaderUser clicks on a Leader's Profile and then "Add an Activity". They can also click on "Add an Activity" and then select who it was done by.
* Select 'Activity Type':
** Bills, Laws (Create, Revision, Support, Oppose),
** Treaties (Interstate, International ; Create, Revise, Support, Oppose),
** Problem-Solving (Analysis, Research, Propose Solution),
** Objectives and Tasks (Create, Edit, Complete etc),
** Meetings -> Online, Face-to-Face (Create, Lead, Attend)
* Activity Title (less than 130 chars)
* Activity Description (2000 char)
* Leader's 'Engagement Level' remains the same (e.g. 'State'). It can be changed only using a thorough qualification process to be defined later.
* Select Activity Category (Environment, Crime etc) and sub-category as needed
*
 
; Activity Evaluation and Dispute Resolution
 
* Featured Government Dysfunction that mentions examples of government dysfunction. We can categorize it. Database items can be: date, title, content, link, geographic location etc
; Consensus Builder .... how (driven by the public)
 
'''Next:'''
* Study further the Adding of an Activity for a leader and the Eval process
* Issues, Objectives, Tasks, Activities: All have data type 'engagement level' which can be of these types: Neighborhood, City, State, National, International ---- redundant classification? Or Unit
* Categories of Activities (Environment, Crime, Consumer protection etc. There are a lot of them)
* Action Types (these apply to leaders only or... not?): Bill Creation, ... what else?

Latest revision as of 21:22, 7 April 2024

This page is under construction
NOTE: The normal Objectives/Tasks/Issues/Ideas works for now. Later on we need to add specialized functions for the People's Government (leader tracking etc, thats described below)

The main website javul.org is a generic task-management system that can be used to improve any project. Many projects need their own specialized software which is why the proposed Javul Information Technology Group exists. This section will describe some specifics of this performance-based system.

Regular citizens should be able to report issues, give ideas and complete tasks and objectives. The system should be able to recognize and reward those who engage in these valuable activities. Elected officials and government leaders should be able to examine all of this activity by citizens and take action on it and also take part in the system. Citizens should be able to monitor the activity of our leaders and provide important feedback when needed.

Possible Names: CitiLead

Website Complexity:

We could start the website with limited capabilities and make the system more advanced as time goes. Here's a list of capabilities, from the most basic required to more complex/optional/"nice to have" features:

  • Reporting activities of politicians
  • Database of laws (searchable, can be tagged, categorized). Needed to see what laws are the best. International as well so well-designed laws can be shared across borders
  • Citizens creating and discussing objectives, reporting issues and ranking them (so leaders can work on the most important issues). Need Wiki editing for these features
  • Communication: Forum, Chat
  • Some of the features below

All users of the site (Citizens and Leaders) can take part in these activities:

  • Communication: Forum, Chat
  • Wiki editing ( ---- needs more specifics... wiki editing for what other objects)
    • Bills, treaties, amendments (anyone can propose a bill or treaty or amendment. No one owns any object, they are edited by everyone). These objects can be proposed by a voting majority when the community thinks they are ready, moving them to the 'proposed' category. Process needs to be defined for bills and treaties. Efforts should be made to standardize these 3 objects across cities, countries, states and countries
  • Issue Reporting and submitting of Ideas (with wiki editing and discussions for both of these components)
  • Objectives and Tasks (with discussion and wiki-enabled editing)

These same components are also found on the Products/Services side of the website. There are some differences or additional features as well which relate to the legal/laws/policies aspect of government

  • Decision making - but need to resolve issues with polarization, need the best decisions to be visible (e.g. supported with data or those that are a compromise)

Profile Differences. Here are some differences between citizens and government officials:

  • Citizens can add new leader profiles to the website (profiles can be later claimed by those leaders).
  • 'Govt Officials' will be flagged in the system as 'Government Official' (there will be a verification process for a change in status for both directions)
  • Govt Officials have extra data fields attached to their profiles: Actions (or another word). These can be created by themselves or by Citizens
  • Citizens can audit and review the actions/activities of government officials.

Views of the Website

  • Leader Profile
  • Activity view (details of something that a leader did)
  • Home page - Show ongoing activity globally, as well as locally (based on login profile settings or detected IP address)
  • Best Leaders - showcase our most passionate, driven and hard-working leaders. We can view leaders for all categories combined or specific categories
Adding an Activity for a LeaderUser clicks on a Leader's Profile and then "Add an Activity". They can also click on "Add an Activity" and then select who it was done by.
  • Select 'Activity Type':
    • Bills, Laws (Create, Revision, Support, Oppose),
    • Treaties (Interstate, International ; Create, Revise, Support, Oppose),
    • Problem-Solving (Analysis, Research, Propose Solution),
    • Objectives and Tasks (Create, Edit, Complete etc),
    • Meetings -> Online, Face-to-Face (Create, Lead, Attend)
  • Activity Title (less than 130 chars)
  • Activity Description (2000 char)
  • Leader's 'Engagement Level' remains the same (e.g. 'State'). It can be changed only using a thorough qualification process to be defined later.
  • Select Activity Category (Environment, Crime etc) and sub-category as needed
Activity Evaluation and Dispute Resolution
  • Featured Government Dysfunction that mentions examples of government dysfunction. We can categorize it. Database items can be: date, title, content, link, geographic location etc
Consensus Builder .... how (driven by the public)

Next:

  • Study further the Adding of an Activity for a leader and the Eval process
  • Issues, Objectives, Tasks, Activities: All have data type 'engagement level' which can be of these types: Neighborhood, City, State, National, International ---- redundant classification? Or Unit
  • Categories of Activities (Environment, Crime, Consumer protection etc. There are a lot of them)
  • Action Types (these apply to leaders only or... not?): Bill Creation, ... what else?