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Mixedink
MixedInk is a startup that provides web-based, collaborative writing software enabling large groups of people to create text that expresses a collective opinion, such as a mission statement, editorial, political platform, open letter or product review.
MixedInk was first used publicly by a group of progressive online activists, the Netroots, to draft a political platform, a piece of which was subsequently included in the 2008 Democratic Party Platform.〔(The Netroots Platform )〕〔(Democrats’ 2008 Party Platform Recognizes Growing Role Of Internet In Shaping Life, And Policy )〕〔(ABC News article about the Netroots Platform )〕 MixedInk formally launched in January 2009.〔(MixedInk goes public with its digg-like collaborative document creator )〕 The tool has been since been used to gather community input by media organizations, including The Associated Press〔(Collective editorials for and against Sonia Sotomayor's Supreme Court confirmation )〕 and Slate Magazine,〔(Mr. President, Give this Speech )〕〔(The People's Inaugural Address )〕〔(How you (and Lincoln, FDR and JFK) can write this year's inaugural address )〕 as well as political and government offices, including the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.〔(White House invitation to citizens to draft collective recommendations for the Open Government Directive )〕〔(White House tries hand at wiki-style policy development )〕 It has also been suggested that MixedInk's software would be useful in teaching writing skills,〔()〕〔()〕〔(SIIA's Education Division Recognizes 'Technology Standouts' During Its Prestigious Innovation Incubator Program )〕 though the company does not highlight this application on its website.
MixedInk's platform attempts to combine elements of a wiki with a democratic rating system to ensure that the final text reflects participants' collective voice and cannot be hijacked by any individual editor. The collaborative authoring process occurs during a fixed time period in which contributors write original, complete versions of the text; edit others' submissions; remix segments of different versions together to create new ones; and rate different submissions on a 5-star scale. At the end, the version of the text with the highest average rating is meant to reflect participants' shared viewpoint and is intended to be interpreted, published, or promoted accordingly.〔()〕
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