Taking a risk

When we sat down to discuss the internet campaign for the leadership election, Ming was absolutely adamant that it should be a listening campaign. That we shouldn’t just be putting his views across, but also running the campaign in a way that meant we were hearing the views of the party’s members and supporters.

To that end, we’ve put a blog onto our site and to decided to allow comments on the blog. On some other political blogs, a minority have abused this opportunity: we’d prefer people to stay on topic and maintain a civil discourse with other readers; however, we want people to feel free to engage in discussion on most subjects. As a last resort, we do reserve the right to remove or edit comments that are rude, derogatory, discriminatory, libelous, slanderous, uncivil, include inappropriate language or violate copyright – but our intention is that this should be very rare. We’re keen to keep this channel open ongoing: if you have any ideas as to how we can do this most effectively, please let us know.

7 Responses to “Taking a risk”

  1. Liberty Bell Says:

    Glad to see the website up, a great improvement on the Chris Hunhe site.

  2. blackcat Says:

    Personally I have had issues using this site and the top header never loads on pages beyond the home page. I think http://www.chris2win.org is a much better site.

  3. Web Team Says:

    It probably doesn’t make sense for web designers working for opposing candidates to argue about each other’s designs, but thank you for pointing out the issue with the flash. We’ve removed it temporarily and will restore it as soon as it coexists happily with Internet Explorer.

  4. blackcat Says:

    Sorry – I’m not a web designer and am not working for an opposing candidate! I may be married to one, but we have our own views.

    Website seems to be better this morning, thank you!

  5. Web Team Says:

    Apologies. And thank you once again for the original comment.

  6. Cicero1 Says:

    any breakdown of current supporters?

  7. Web Team Says:

    Cicero1 – the list of supporters went up on the site last night. You can find it at http://www.campbellcampaign.org/list-of-supporters/

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