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OpenDCN is an Apache/PHP/MySQL open-platform for e-Participation systems. The purpose of OpenDCN is to support and enhance citizens participation through an online deliberation platform that improve community networks with deliberative tools.
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Family Connections is a private social networking website designed specifically for families to be as easy to use as possible. Key features are: message board, photo gallery, family tree, calendar, blog, chat room, address book and more.
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Système d'Exploitation Sémantique du Web ( Web Semantic Operating System). Moterako est chargé d'assurer, dans un environnement sémantique, la liaison entre les Utilisateurs, les Ressources et les applications.
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Barding is the quest to find and interact with interesting people. It is like geocaching, but with humans. The official goal of the game is to find Bards and collect their stories, songs, poems and artistic expressions.
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HelloWorld is a decentralized social network based on OpenID, P2P and different JAVA encryption technologies. It will offer all the fundamental functionalities of a social network platform respecting the right of informational self-determination.
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