Re: [ilugd] Open Democracy

2010-07-12 Thread Neeraj Semwal
Hello Everyone,
   Friends, my sincere gratitude to all of you who provided
me their expert views and healthy criticism and from the lively discussion
so far I concluded that this infant idea needs more refinements. I'll do
more of retrospection in this regard and  contact some of the NGOs and may
be I'll be able to launch the website within say 6-8 months. I'll definitely
post the link here for all of you to review it again.
Thanks to all of you for your support and criticism :)
With Regards,

Neeraj Semwal

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Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal and the Greatest ones make it Open
Source
   - - yeah yeah its by
me :P
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Re: [ilugd] Open Democracy

2010-07-11 Thread Anupam Jain
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Neeraj Semwal 
 wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>   For the past 2-3 months I have been thinking of an
> idea, an idea which has the potential of changing the lives of many.
> I am thinking about making a new amended version of 'The Constitution of
> India' and thus changing the way our 'Largest Democracy' is today and doing
> the full development in the public domain making it open source and by
> following the open source development model.

[... snip ...]

With Regards,
>
> Neeraj Semwal
>
>
Neeraj,

First, I agree with others that we need to keep politics off this list
(especially such long rants). Second, IMO it's not the place of one citizen
(or many) to "rewrite" the constitution, instead we need to select the right
candidates who can do so as representatives of the public. I have started
working on a tool/website for helping people make informed choices. If you
want to make a difference you can contribute your time to developing that
tool.

-- Anupam
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Re: [ilugd] Open Democracy

2010-07-11 Thread Nishant Prakash Kashyap
> Go right ahead, but please leave the politics off this list.  This is a
> forum for discussing Linux and Free and Open Source Software, not a
> platform for spouting political views that have nothing to do with Linux
> and/or FOSS in India.
>
> Regards,
>
> -- Raj
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even kandalaya.org  needs a revamp along with our
constitution. Its ugly looking boring site which has not been updated from
last 6 years i believe.

One day, FOSS will not exist in India, because one day some politician will
make take it as  revolt and say FOSS is anti-constitutional after having
sweets from proprietary software vendors. We will not be able to defend it
as it has nothing to do with Linux in India. Afterall we all are techies and
not Politicians, leave alone being a responsible citizen of India.

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Re: [ilugd] Open Democracy

2010-07-11 Thread Raj Mathur (राज माथुर)
On Sunday 11 Jul 2010, Neeraj Semwal wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>For the past 2-3 months I have been thinking
> of an idea, an idea which has the potential of changing the lives of
> many. I am thinking about making a new amended version of 'The
> Constitution of India' and thus changing the way our 'Largest
> Democracy' is today and doing the full development in the public
> domain making it open source and by following the open source
> development model.
> [snip]

Go right ahead, but please leave the politics off this list.  This is a 
forum for discussing Linux and Free and Open Source Software, not a 
platform for spouting political views that have nothing to do with Linux 
and/or FOSS in India.

Regards,

-- Raj
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Re: [ilugd] Open Democracy

2010-07-11 Thread narendra sisodiya
On Sun, Jul 11, 2010 at 5:22 PM, Neeraj Semwal wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>   For the past 2-3 months I have been thinking of an
> idea, an idea which has the potential of changing the lives of many.
> I am thinking about making a new amended version of 'The Constitution of
> India' and thus changing the way our 'Largest Democracy' is today and doing
> the full development in the public domain making it open source and by
> following the open source development model.
>



> Now instead of Twittering and Blogging against these unjust Govt. policies,
> I am urging each one of you to help me with my idea
> So my idea is to create a platform where we can review our constitution and
> make changes in it,


You need to make a association. you will not be able to find the right
candidate on Mailing lists. You probably need to go to law schools or *vakeel
*judges...

After setting up the association, they need to sit down and create a draft.

Wiki is the best platform but for using the web2.0 based technology (wiki,
facebook etc) your age should be 7 year to 35 years. ( because
anyone beyond this age limit do not belongs to new age technology and most
likely feel pain to adopt these technology). Because most of the professors
other thinker do not know much about wiki and all these technologies. just
my observation.




> So that we all can suggest and create new Laws and make valuable
> contribution which can bring our country out of the claws of vote bank
> politics and make our Beloved Nation Super Power of the World.
> Remember, a patriot must always be ready to defend his country against his
> Government
>
>
Making new laws does not meant that nation will become progressive. All we
need educated leaders and policy makers.


> I don't know whether it is legal to carry out such development in public
> domain,


Freedom of expression give the right to create new things..

PS: All you need to find right candidate. Setting up wiki is 2 minute task
but wont lead to the success. Just sit and plan first on 'how to proceed'

try to contact some political NGOs
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