As a long-time supporter of your efforts, I have a few suggestions. 1) The name 'The Net Party' isn't going to cut it in the US. Think beyond the fact that you

As a long-time supporter of your efforts, I have a few suggestions. 1) The name 'The Net Party' isn't going to cut it in the US. Think beyond the fact that you must be connected to participate (e.g. The Popular Party). 2) Don't stay in SV for too long. You can't risk losing touch with the people who are using the software. 3) Your fate will be decided by how easy it is to use your interface. It needs more simplification. The call to action on every page needs to be more clear (e.g. the voting buttons on the /law page ought to be fixed). 4) Look to history for examples. German Pirate Party's LiquidFeedback and Switzerland/Estonia are obvious examples, but there's more. What can you learn from Mondragon in Spain or SEMCO in Brazil? Labor movements that operated on direct democracy? Quaker decision-making?