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El Senador TG Guingona presenta la Ley de Crowdsourcing de 2012

Diangson Louie October 10, 2012 · 1 min read

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Tras la promulgación de la Ley Republica 10175, también conocida como la Ley de Prevención del Ciberdelito de 2012, el Senador TG Guingona presentó la Ley de Crowdsourcing de 2012, que otorga al público la oportunidad de expresar sus opiniones y sentimientos sobre las leyes en trámite.

Según el senador Teofisto "TG" Guingona, la Ley de Crowdsourcing de 2012 permite a las personas comentar sobre proyectos de ley pendientes mediante correo electrónico e internet. También faculta al público para acceder a copias de los proyectos de ley y medidas que se encuentran pendientes ante el Senado y la Cámara de Representantes. En términos sencillos, se permite a la ciudadanía, incluida la comunidad en línea, participar en el proceso de elaboración de leyes.

Como se muestra en la infografía, el proyecto de ley promueve la Transparencia, la Participación ciudadana y la Responsabilidad. Sin embargo, como se indica, no es perfecto y solicita ayuda del público para mejorarlo.

Puede leer y descargar el proyecto de ley completo en bit.ly/crowdsourcingact.

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gerry · 14 years ago

this is a very good idea, FTW TG!
companies are doing this, why not the government. in the annotations once a certain bill is passed a note of thanks can be given to anon “anon delivers!”

not unless someone – suddenly steals all the credits, plagiarizing the whole thing.

kidlat020 · 14 years ago

add ko lang:

4. The “trolls” entering to this outsourcing will probably be the crocs themselves or the uneducated. I want to get at least some assurance that these “trolls” will be left out of the discussion. Pero pano kaya nila gagawin 2?
5. eh pano kung troll si guingona in the first place? Or I guess the better question is “who is troll sa senado”?

kidlat020 · 14 years ago

So, lalabas na parang wikipedia ang lawmaking? Probably the fastest and the best way para maplantsa ang isang law, pero:

1. ready naman kaya magpakumbaba ang lawmakers into a random anon (or at best a forum mod) para makuha ang opinion natin?
2. at ang mga buwaya? they would practically lose power once napuna ang mga mali sa law, that they take advantage of.
3. Would they be willing to understand and adapt to the anonymity nature of internet?

Well there’s one definite BIG advantage the lawmakers would get when they DO this: hindi na time-consuming ang lawmaking. Would they be willing to make a compromise?

vince · 14 years ago

http://www.ted.com/talks/clay_shirky_how_the_internet_will_one_day_transform_government.html

watch the above talk. It talks about a software (open source) used for collaboration in writing software with different people in different locations. With this software we know who wrote/deleted/edited what line and when the edit was made and we have a history of the previous versions.

It’s a similar principle to wikipedia articles. The final wiki article you see is the product of collaboration from many people and if the wikipedia user logged in, we know who wrote what and when.

Code is also similar to laws. If this bill doesn’t push through, we could use a version of the software within congress. It would record which congressman/senator made such and such change, complete with a history of previous versions. If it does push through then we really need some kind of software to control the chaos of thousands of people collaborating to create a new law

ChrisP · 14 years ago

Nauna pa yang cybercrime law sa anti-EPAL bill.. :3

2toyzki · 14 years ago

I think kung maipatupad man ito, hindi ito tatagal…. sa dami b namang trolls na pilipino (hindi lahat) eh for sure kung may pangit na bill eh tatadtarin yan ng troll comments..

PSEspiritu · 14 years ago

The accidental hero milks the proverbial cow.

Mark · 14 years ago

TG Guingona is the champion of the netizens! Surely voting for him when he needs it :D

rodel urot · 14 years ago

nice one! all gov’t. biddings should be published online too.

Marvin · 14 years ago

those crocs will do anything to stop any acts for good governance for sure.

Mike · 14 years ago

sana tiyakin ng Crowdsourcing Act kung paano makakasali sa online discourse yung workers/farmers/urban and rural poor… sila kasi ang majority. sila ang numero unong tinatamaan ng “nation’s problems”. sila ang susi sa totoong “nation building”.

Jerry · 14 years ago

This will sound offensive, but its the vote of the “majority” (urban/rural poor), that gets the sottos, the lito lapids, showbiz personalities into office.

Its like asking a toddler what he wants to eat for dinner – of course he’s going to say “Cake!” or “Ice cream” because he isnt educated enough to know the ramifications of his decisions

renz · 14 years ago

I agree with Jerry…

sometimes they should also see the world from our point of view… the working class… do not get me wrong, i sympathize with the poor (i may already come from that bracket already)… but isn’t it that the working class get to pay for everything? Our taxes (which is normally 20-30% of our salary) is automatically deducted from us every month. Yet have they passed a bill that can help the working class live better? They may start to think about a affordable and decent housing for the middle class… a better health benefit… or at least a better retirement package from our government… If airing our voices over the internet is a way to hear us… then maybe the “Act” may be the best way for us to be counted…. peace…

anon · 14 years ago

solid point jerry. it is not wrong to get the opinion of the working class, it is a good idea. pero bago kasi makakuha ng maayos na discourse from them kailangan maunawaan din nila ang mas maraming bagay. at hindi yun madali. dahil madalas sa hindi wala silang pakialam.

just imagine way back elections of 2010, if not for Noynoy – Erap would still be our president.