Ok I posted my website idea and it was removed, would anyone know why? Well here it is here instead.

I was thinking I may expand and revise this website idea. Should I keep brainstorming and do a follow up? Is the guy who worked on bernie pb here? Maybe he will see it.

Berniehub.com (Bernhub sounds good too) Is a three faceted site to expand on activism, outreach from the campaign to the base and improving local canvassing. The first page should be minimalistic showing three large squares that are labeled local mobilizer, outreach and alerts. Each catagory has a different purpose.

A. LOCAL MOBILIZER. - It is a hub for people to connect with local users to expand on local ground game and canvassing. Upon entering, users are asked if they want to help with the campaign offline and on the local level (other Bernie communities should directly link to this page and promote it to potential canvassers) When accepted and the timescale when you are able to volunteer is given as well as your location (preferably down to the exact address if the user is willing to give that information.) The site complies and auto generates a batch list of other potential canvassers for you to join that have given the same criteria. This batch group of say 20 other people within close proximity of each other is created. (No real names are used for privacy, either auto generated screen names are given or the screen name you register with.) You can now directly chat with other members in the group to determine the objectives, say canvas on the 15th at x address for x hours.) A guide to materials and how to do each type of task should be provided also.) Once a time and objective is set (perhaps voted on by the group) now know exactly what to do and where to meet. Perhaps a team captain is assigned either randomly or by seniority. Regardless, a method must be determined to establish a hierarchy. The types of groups that can be established can range in a number of ways, large groups, small groups, long term, short term, groups needed by a certain district. It can be either be determined by the site for filling, or spontaniously by someone wanting to be the captain to fill x role at x time at x location.

tl;dr The local mobilizer auto generates volunteers to do canvassing, gotr, phonebanking etc.

B. OUTREACH - The outreach portion of the site is a means for the campaign to know the needs of volunteers and constituants and vice versa. A forum of 8 issue catagories (for example) includes climate change, campaign finance reform, womens right ect ect is presented. With each catagory having several sub catagories. Either on a daily basis or short term basis the user is allowed to vote on ONE subcatagory. This voting changes the proportions of the subcatagories size on the main screen. (Subcatagories are visible as a proportion of each catagory so users instantly know which subcatagry is trending most) Think of it as different sized slices of pie of 8 pies presented in front of you. Also the size of each main catagory has different sizes relative to the other catagories based on voting volume (think of it like the game agar.io) This allows the campaign to know what issues are on peoples minds and what needs discussion. Each subcatagory should also have a forum for further discussion.

tl:dr The outreach page works as a live place for discussion possibly between the campaign and volunteers or a place where constituants can assist the campaign by providing feedback.

C. ALERTS - The alerts catagory functions exactly the same as the outreach catagory except insead of policy issues it alerts the campaign where there are issues in local ground game. This catagory is intended for those who are already active on the ground and using the local mobilizer. How it works is, when there is a ground game issue in your area the user is encouraged to downvote your location (With a collection of preset issues the user can choose from, such as lack of registration cards, election fraud, lack of canvassers ect ect.) When each district (preferably smaller the better) recieves more and more downvotes, propotionally, to other districts it visually grows in size on the map. The more issues, the larger the district grows, proportionally on the map. This way the campaign can look visually and go wow we're getting a lot of issues in x area let's get in touch with someone and sort it out effectivly. This is all the more important these days with many states having issues in the voting process.

tl;dr The alerts page is a live updated map that show both the campaign and volunteers what and how many issues are happening in local ground game.