iDrafted.org
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iDrafted.org is the third generation of a website designed to empower individual activity and promote Free Speech. The website is currently 60% code and 40% magic (with the magic provided by you).
The first generation (named iDrafted.com) quickly evolved a focus on political and judicial reform; ironically, it was subsequently shut down by Network Solutions using a suspect court order as a cited basis.
iDrafted was started in Horry County, South Carolina by Michelle Tyll who is a former middle school teacher with a background in communications. The idea of uniting social media, crowdsourcing, and the communication potential of the internet is perfect for personal, family and school projects yet it is powerful enough to generate effective reforms that reach nationally and even globally.
The second generation (iDrafted.org) was designed to focus primarily on individual projects with a potential to include issues like political and judicial reform at a later date.
If we reactivate iDrafted.com, it is likely that the two websites will merge or simply amplify primary activities: with the .org website focused primarily on personal projects, organization, and reform and the .com website focused on more commercial projects.
The previous iDrafted versions have been partially restored within this website:
Overview.
Original Topics.
The first generation (named iDrafted.com) quickly evolved a focus on political and judicial reform; ironically, it was subsequently shut down by Network Solutions using a suspect court order as a cited basis.
iDrafted was started in Horry County, South Carolina by Michelle Tyll who is a former middle school teacher with a background in communications. The idea of uniting social media, crowdsourcing, and the communication potential of the internet is perfect for personal, family and school projects yet it is powerful enough to generate effective reforms that reach nationally and even globally.
The second generation (iDrafted.org) was designed to focus primarily on individual projects with a potential to include issues like political and judicial reform at a later date.
If we reactivate iDrafted.com, it is likely that the two websites will merge or simply amplify primary activities: with the .org website focused primarily on personal projects, organization, and reform and the .com website focused on more commercial projects.
The previous iDrafted versions have been partially restored within this website:
Overview.
Original Topics.
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