The Liberal Democrats Account system (LDA) allows party members to create one username and password which then work across a range of different party sites – including the members only site, the OurCampaign online petition tool, Flock Together (scroll down on the front page to the section just underneath the map and postcode search box), our new letter-writing tool, our online surveys tool, Liberty Research, and the brand new LibDig tool announced earlier this week.
LDA usernames are only available to party members, and each time you login the system checks that you are a paid-up member – so remember to keep your subs up to date to benefit from access to all these websites.
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But why not the extranet?
The what? 🙂
As far as I know, only certain people have access to the extranet, which leaves the average member locked out. The Lib Dem Accounts system actually works remarkably well and is open to all members!
I’m not sure I’m convinced about all these vertical-market Digg clones. Politigg, Libdig and any others that come along.
They have a feel of encouraging people to spend more time in their own political silos talking to their friends.
Is there anything built in that’s going to broaden political debate?
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Matt Wardman
maybe a link to how to apply for one?