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How Should I Vote

by Chris Gilbey at 02:14PM (EST) on November 17, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Facebook is a brilliant way to virally distribute memes.

I was invited to install an app called How Should I Vote

It was created by Get Up and is really a totally brilliant product for everyone in Australia going into the election.

What it does is to filter your beliefs via a number of questions and then matches your answers with the various candidates in your electorate.

The result is that you are provided with your optimum match which means that you get past the clutter of ad spend and rhetoric and get to what would be best for the country according to you!

This is the sort of thing that gives you hope for democracy. And it mush drive the major parties totally mad.

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