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  • maverickwoman, on 10/12/2007, -0/+0Help??? I am looking for an example of some manifestation by way of web technology for collecting lots contributions from lots of minds and showing it through a collective lens.

    Eg....I have 500 people attending a keynite-address. I would like to gather there feedback in bites no more than 140 characters (average mobile phone message). I'd like them to e-mail / text an address, and code then receives it, and as comments come in, post them all in random fashion in a single web "page" in the form of a cloud list which picks up on key words.

    The page then produces a report on total number of comments received, top 5 words with their tallies.

    This is a way of visually representing and interpreting in a glance say 500 people's contributions...a kind of cross between cloud lists, crowd-sourcing and Gapminder.

    Does it exist, and if not, can you build it for me?

    maverickwoman@gmail.com
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