Change: Somebody asked on a thread for clarifications about the role of the wiki ... conceptually, it's the hub of the "voter suppression wiki community" (which includes the people following us on twitter, Facebook, via blogs, etc.), and a resource both for that community and for other people and groups working   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 5)

Change: concentrate our energy initially in key cities and states -- see discussion thread below Rough timelineSee Timeline for additional details. Preparation (Sept 20-October 19): create community, technology base (e.g., tagging standard), document initial successes, coverage, start discussions of organizational structure, communications channels, action   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1175)

Change: phishing, spamming, rogue supporters of a candidate, anti-US forces trying to destroy trust in the system, hackers poking around and unintentionally or intentionally causing problems ...). We should approach this as a computer security problem and attempt to involve experts in threat-modeling and designing resilient communications.A lot   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 1189)

Change: ) if we're shooting for 10% coverage, that'd be 200,000 messages.# calls to NALEO hotline: ? (a good sanity check number. also, we'll want to estimate what percentage of these will want additional investigation)# voters needing to reverify voting or database information between now and election day: ?   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 861)

Change:  Somebody asked on a thread for clarifications about the role of the wiki ... conceptually, it's the hub of the "voter suppression wiki community" (which   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 854)

Change:  -- and "feet on the street" all over the countryuse highly-connected online core to bridge out into the (largely-offline) communities via radio, word of mouth, print media, phonemake this technology focus part of the story, both to get   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 672)

Change:  a new topic yourself!brainstorming, planning, and strategy in progress: look at the "sub-pages" on the navigation window on the leftEventually it will turn into an overview page summarizing the strategy, next steps, current priorities, and directing people to where they can find out more.   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 69)