Has anyone published a detailed inside view of how the Obama campaign used technology? I am particularly interested in their use of tools like neighbor to neighbor and precinct captain tools that supported direct activity of volunteers and more or less organic organizing that fed into the overall structure/priorities of the campaign. I wonder how their lessons might be leveraged in a non-partisan inclusive way in local communities. I am working up a presentation for a foundation on community problem-solving and the Internet ... see - http://groups.dowire.org/r/topic/4JDAY4mkP2qekyHTirGUlB - and I am looking for examples where online tools have helped move people beyond expression or online advocacy, to direct community action to meet a public/social challenge. This doesn't need to be just at the local level, but it seems to be at that level where "citizens" can do their own online assisted barn raising so to speak. Suggestions? Please also reply to: clift@e-democracy.org Thanks, Steven Clift E-Democracy.Org