UPBEATS - MOMENTS IN TIME


Andrew Chambers Andrew Chambers

11pm

Monday night and another round of edits, added a FAQ, had some fun among the sentences.

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We wanna give banking a better future

Today we’re closing in on lift off, the site is nearly complete. I’ve been looking at bits of code and wondering how we’ll make it work when seemingly simple things fail and I know we have some work to do. The beauty of it is that when we get your support, we get the resource and legal status to trade and strike the deals we’ll need with networks like eftpos, our bank and a credit card gateway to handle the ABA transfers that carry the information you want to tell us how you voted and on what issue and who you’d like to reward.

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Ethical expertise.

I’m privileged to work with some amazing people, Alex and Magali are two of that inspiring group and it’s been a journey working through setting up a website with some one who knows their schtik.

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Humans in the machine

For those of you who have no idea who I am let me introduce myself - Andrew Chambers, Australian, male, pale, not yet too stale, a citizen of of my shire, state and country who has always asked the question:

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Colour

Colour, it’s so important in creating mood, enhancing the emotional response to something as flat and two dimensional as text. My world of colour usual exists in the ether, the momentary splashes and washes of colour in light.

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Construction Site

March First and the year is thundering on. After many years of watching, waiting, avoiding writing code, I’m at an end with losing time so the push is on to build out the prototype.

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Informarian

Front and centre, Democracy is about you, all of you, working it out together. Work with us to make that possible. Informarians, like a moderator, librarian, publisher, reporter and editor all rolled into one, living off 30c a vote. *

That means you need to spend 55c a vote to help support them, the network and software that makes the opportunity possible.

It’s a small price to pay to say good bye to parliament and hello to government with eyes, ears and accountability, all fully engaged.

*(bonuses, apply liberally to say thanks for good service.)