What other cities have been doing with opendata

[Will Skora]

I've collected some resources on opendata (examples of what other
cities are doing, along with some commentary) if anyone is interested
to browse through.

http://pinboard.in/u:skorasaurus/t:opendata/

[James R Stone]

Thanks here's one for you... http://geeksforwonks.org/2011/08/wonks-for-geeks/

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[Jeff Schuler]

Hey, thanks, that's awesome Will. I hadn't seen either Chicago's or Baltimore's catalog.

I've been socially-bookmarking some #opendata resources too: http://www.delicious.com/jeffschuler/opendata

I know others have more examples and the list will keep growing. What do you all think of us setting up a wiki to start keeping track of this stuff?

Beth and I had a good conversation tonight with Chase Southard of OpenLexington. They use PBWorks (free and easy) for their wiki. (Interestingly enough, their wiki's Examples in the Wild page has a few Northeast Ohio links.)

Anyone want to set something up? I'm relatively platform agnostic here, though I think a wiki can grow more easily than a Google Docs solution.

+Jeff

[Adam Harvey]

Here's a big ole list of eGov/OpenGov/Gov20 blogs that I put together a couple of years ago:

http://www.netvibes.com/sciurus#eGovernment_Resources

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Adam