A loomio plugin to Noosfero as alternative to forums?

[Rodrigo Souto]

It might be possible. For what I saw they use postgres as db as well. I
didn't take a look at its dependencies so I don't know what is already
packaged but, if not, there might be gems to do so.

Nevertheless, that would be some tremendous work because it's not like
some iframe to integrate. We would need to integrate things for real, or
at least create some crazy interface between it and Noosfero. For this
idea to be even slightly considered, some developer must study both
applications deeply.

Daniel Tygel escreveu isso ai:
> Hi all,
> 
>    A cooperative from New Zealand, coming out of the processes of
> occupy wall street, created a wonderful tool called "loomio". It's
> open source, developped in Ruby on Rails, and is very independent
> (their business model is based in contributions from informal groups
> and a monthly subscription from enterprises and bigger
> organizations).
> 
>    The idea is really simple and nice to use, and I think that it
> would integrate beautifully to noosfero, as a replacement (or an
> alternative) to the actual forums, which are really limited today
> (too similar to blogs with comments activated).
> 
>    I'd like to see your reactions, and maybe have an exchange with
> the people from loomio and see if they'd be interested in a possible
> cooperation for a noosfero plugin.....
> 
>    Basically, it has in the left column a simple discussion. But at
> any time, during the discussion, any member can create a proposal,
> and the others can vote. These votes can be changed at any time
> during the process, up to a final decision from the group members.
> 
>    Like in googledrive, a discussion can be configured to be open
> only to the group members (which could be the community members in
> noosfero), or open to anyone who arrives there (has the link to the
> debate).
> 
>    I'd like to hear a little bit from the noosfero community, about
> how do you feel about this possibility.
> 
>    For more information (and a very nice and small video-tutorial),
> check http://www.loomio.org/
> 
>          Hugs,
> 
>                  daniel (EITA)
> 
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