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Ameritocracy: Beta invites for you

Posted by Peter Bihr at June 22, 2008

AmeritrocrazyA few days ago I wrote a brief post about Ameritocracy, a collaborative fact-checking platform with a focus on U.S. politics.

The Ameritrocracy team got back to me and was so nice to provide my readers with a bunch of invites to the close beta so you can check it out yourself.

With the invite code “wavingcat” (one word, all lower case) you can sign up here.

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Categories: collaboration, social networking, somewhat political, visualization, web 2.0, web-based innovation

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Comment by karen on June 23, 2008 @ 12:23 am

Looks very interesting! Thanks, Peter, for the invite code!

Comment by The Ameritocracy Team on June 23, 2008 @ 10:40 am

Thanks for the mention, Peter!

We hope your readers like what Ameritocracy is attempting to do.

Remember, we’re in beta testing, so send us lots of feedback!

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