Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Loomio is decision-making software to assist groups with collaborative decision-making processes. It is a free software web application.Loomio implements occupy hand-signals but allows groups to interpret these as they wish. Users initiate discussions and put up proposals. As discussions progress the group receives feedback on a proposal through an up-datable pie chart.In 2014, they raised over $100,000 via a crowdfunding effort, to develop Loomio 1.0, with support for mobile phones and other enhancements.It is built by a core of group of developers based in Wellington, New Zealand. Built in the libre software model, there are contributors to the project from around the world."@en }
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- Loomio abstract "Loomio is decision-making software to assist groups with collaborative decision-making processes. It is a free software web application.Loomio implements occupy hand-signals but allows groups to interpret these as they wish. Users initiate discussions and put up proposals. As discussions progress the group receives feedback on a proposal through an up-datable pie chart.In 2014, they raised over $100,000 via a crowdfunding effort, to develop Loomio 1.0, with support for mobile phones and other enhancements.It is built by a core of group of developers based in Wellington, New Zealand. Built in the libre software model, there are contributors to the project from around the world.".
- Q15975673 abstract "Loomio is decision-making software to assist groups with collaborative decision-making processes. It is a free software web application.Loomio implements occupy hand-signals but allows groups to interpret these as they wish. Users initiate discussions and put up proposals. As discussions progress the group receives feedback on a proposal through an up-datable pie chart.In 2014, they raised over $100,000 via a crowdfunding effort, to develop Loomio 1.0, with support for mobile phones and other enhancements.It is built by a core of group of developers based in Wellington, New Zealand. Built in the libre software model, there are contributors to the project from around the world.".