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I’m not the only one with this idea! At least 24 states in America are already using a primitive form of this idea. Switzerland already uses this idea. The ancient Greek city-state of Athens used a non-electronic form of this idea. Some companies are using an internalized version of this system because it gets positive results.
Here’s a bunch of other reading material concerning democracy 2.0 and the problem with using political coups to transfer power:
What is Direct Digital Democracy?
A New Political System as a real Democratic Revolution
The closest existing system to democracy 2.0 is Direct Congress. Like me, they need money and programmers.
Digital democracy is working to put the governing power specifically in the hands of under-represented minorities.
People Count is a new way for politicians to gauge public sentiment in order to cater their decision making to their constituents. The people get heard and the politicians know what to do to get people to vote for them.
The Online Party of Canada is Canada’s take on digital direct democracy and has been in action since 2010.
This guy’s youtube channel is full of quality ideas and his Road to World War III video shows why we need democracy 2.0 now. This is the video that got me thinking about a new system.
Think democracy 2.0 has it’s heart in the right place, but isn’t quite what you had in mind? Visit metagovernment and get your own movement out there or join someone else’s!
Democracy 2.0 
Did you ever get anywhere with this? We need this now more than ever and I am sure there are millions of people who would finally be ready to give it a shot. Rather than start from scratch, it would be great to leverage anything you have already built. I don’t see this as a money maker but as a non-profit, I think it would do very very well.
No, I didnt. It turns out that the majority of people are very opposed to this idea so by its very nature it wouldn’t work. There are several Democracy 2.0 projects still going on around the world, namely Australia and Germany. Check out https://voteflux.org, https://mehr-demokratie.de, and https://democracyos.org to get started but there’s plenty more.
Unfortunately, none of these are actually getting off the ground because, like I said, people don’t actually like the idea of democracy 2.0. You say that we need it now more than ever, and I’m assuming you’re referring to Trump. Thing is, anti-democracy people consider Trump evidence that true democracy would NOT work. Stupid, I know. But that is the state of the democracy 2.0 movement as a whole right now. Sorry to bum you out.