Opportunities not taken is particularly interesting, as it highlights areas for improvement. It says that councillors and officers tend to face cultural, rather than technical barriers to using social media. Some councils still lack a clear social media policy for councillors or officers, either in a personal or professional capacity. Many councils routinely block access to social networking sites on their computers. The guide suggests ways for councillors to hold their councils to account over their social media approach.
The site also features a video of Lib Dem Councillor for Redlands (and 2009 LDV Blog of the Year shortlistee for her use of social media) Daisy Benson explaining why she uses social media:
Hywel Also they don't identify who the data controller is, just say you will be notified about this if you sign up. When you go to sign up it asks for a number of bi...
Hywel That whole site/family of sites is very very weird and feels like an AI bot got drunk and went off on one. Eg this is about Leeds as a dating location:
"Kirkg...
Jana @Hywel
“(Also – why is everyone white?)”
Your comment persuaded me to look at the site and, as you point out, all the couples shown are white. They ar...
Jana “ It is reasonable to ask whether new private housing, aimed mainly at people on relatively high incomes, will lower rents more generally”
And, of course...
Hywel @Simon I don't think its a registered trademark or anything that might have such protection.
That said:
"LibDem Dating UK is for normal people across the U...
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Gord lord, really?
At least it says “Using social media costs nothing more than time”, meaning it’s a step up from ALDC’s claims that it’s free 😉