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Saturday, May 16, 2009 - By Unknown - 2 comments
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On May 5th Fred Wilson Posted an article on his blog avc.com which suggested that it would be great if you could use twitter to report issues like potholes that would typically be reported to city hall via 311.
Fred notes that documenting typical 311 issues in this way would be beneficial because of the addition of a photo amongst other things. He also notes that there would be added benefit if the community could comment on the issue and increase its priority relative to the amount of people concerned about the issue.
As SeeClickFix already allows users to comment on 311 like issues and increase their priority by clicking "I want this fixed too" we thought it would be really cool if we built in Fred's Tweeting Concept to SeeClickFix. As of today thanks to a few sleepless nights by Kam you can use a program like Twitterific from your blackberry or iphone to tweet issues with photo, description and location @seeclickfix
Just follow the instructions from this page and give us feedback. (be gentle...Kam built it in a week.)
Thanks For the the great idea Fred...now someone just has to create a watch area for NYC 311 and they'll get emails of the Tweets @seeclickfix when they land in NYC. Who's up for it? Http://www.seeclickfix.com/fixers
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This is awesome and makes adding an issue so much easier. Could you also make an iphone app? Doing so might allow you to combine all steps (typing in issue, taking photo, plotting location) into one for people who use iphones.
I agree, that would be cool. I hope we can do that.
In the meantime, have you used the mobile web version of seeclickfix.com? Check it out from your iPhone and let us know what you think.
If we had an iPhone app, what would be the key features? What kind of reports would you make?
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