I had been hoping to spend more time with NPR's new site, GetMyVote, before I left, but can't. In any case, it's certainly worth showcasing here. Says NPR's Andy Carvin: The purpose of the project is to ask people to upload audio, video or text commentaries in which they explain what it'll take for candidates to get their vote. We've designed the site around a collection of widgets, so local NPR and PBS stations can create their own local Get My Vote projects for state and municipal elections, as well as participate in the national version of the project. As users post their commentaries, NPR staff curate some of the more interesting ones on the homepage, though all of them can still be accessed via the tag cloud, search and various sorting mechanisms. Our shows plan to feature commentaries on air throughout the election cycle. They're now in public beta and have begun discussing the effort on air. If you have any feedback, leave it here or email Tom at NPR. It's now in public beta, and we've just begun talking about it on air. Most of the bugs have been fixed, though there's still a lot of fine-tuning going on
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