Internet democracy
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Internet democracy can be used for several forms of participation related to internet:
- A derivative term for e-democracy (electronic democracy), especially related to projects and concepts centered on using the Internet.
- Self-regulation of the Internet, with the development of its constituent technologies through "rough consensus and running code," RFCs and expert boards.
- Participation of Internet users worldwide in non-governmental bodies that are setting Internet policy.
[edit] See also
- Democracy (varieties)
- eGovernment
- Electronic voting
- The party of Internet DEmocracy
- Emergent democracy
- Hacktivism
- ICANN
- IETF Working Group
- Internet activism
- Internet Governance Forum
- Netiquette
- Online consultation
- Radical transparency
- Request for Comments
- Second Superpower
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