The simple but ingenious system Taiwan uses to crowdsource its laws

Kialo.com is a popular debate platform with many neat functionalities.

Liquid democracy is another platform where people can vote or delegate their vote easily.

But for critical issues, I think the platform integrity is of great importance and people need to be assured that the platform can detect and deal with manipulation efficiently.

> two things make Pol.is unusual. The first is that you cannot reply to comments. “If people can propose their ideas and comments but they cannot reply to each other, then it drastically reduces the motivation for trolls to troll,

Interesting.

I can think of a few other countries which would benefit from this approach.

Oohhh, yes.

But politicians are naturally Chaotic Evil, and they put every XP and GP they can beg, borrow, or steal into maxing and buffing their Disintermediation Resistance numbers.