It is open source.

Policy...

That’s part of the new design, also.

It’s part of the design, also.

It’s the page where it came. Oh, you mean the front page like here? We need to have a countdown right here alongside every slide?

It’s not at the bottom.

It says there’s 22 days left and there’s going to be a face‑to‑face deliberation when this runs all the way to the right.

A countdown?

Yes and that’s part of her design. It makes it clear, abundantly, the front page, that this is going to TV and whatever...

Yeah, should go the front page.

That’s the reason.

Part of the thing that’s highlighted, seen in this design, is that any comments that’s constructive here will be part of the agenda and the face‑to‑face deliberation that this live‑streamed 30 days every month. This is basically crowdsourcing the agenda of the face‑to‑face deliberation.

Yeah, you can click it, and then you can see what’s the existing people’s thoughts on it. Like Jalin says that. RonKuo says that. If it needs some explanatory or expository material, then within seven days the ministry in charge of this has to come here and replay to you ...

Whether it’s sufficient to just register on the company law or website, rather than having some public servant processing your loans ‑‑ sorry, securitization applicants ‑‑ and so on. This basically distills this proposed law change into four or so aspects. In each aspect, you can... [referring to flow of ...

Then of course we also distill it into chunks, aspects of this regulation. This is about securitization of intangible assets. This talked about what’s the current problem with the currency securitization. When you’re trying to secure a loan, what’s preventing you.

It will be posted on the talk.vtaiwan.tw board. It’s like a posting board, but public. [projects talk.vtaiwan.tw website]

Right, that’s the idea, but using whatever the email client prefer. Literally to...

To the public, that at lists publicly their ideas about this regulation.

What we’re are trying to do here is to get all the stakeholders’ sides not represented, but at least on board with what we’re going to change maybe 30 days or 60 days down the line, and then to voice their concerns. It’s true that in another iteration we had ...

The thing with vTaiwan is that its primary users, aside from the Uber and Airbnb cases, which is kind of an experiment on our side, are mostly people who are lawyers, accountants, professional people who are well versed in using tech to argue their cases.

Usually stakeholders, people who have something to lose or to gain from the proposed regulation or change.

Yeah, it is too visionary and not sufficiently missionary.

I do.

Yeah, sure.

Yeah, I see that now.

Because they’re progressing through some steps, but it’s not being made clear that it’s progressing through those steps. Well, I already started fix this step, but we have yet to implement everything.

What’s the logic? Why these four here and the others are here? [refereing to vTaiwan’s menu hierarchy]

Sure.

Yes. All right.

True.

It’s true. Including the Airbnb and Uber, there’s thousands, but it still thousands is a small population...

Exactly.

The mission is to spread missions.

Yes.

That’s right.

That’s why we’re here... That’s why we were here.

No, I think it’s because our UX needs improvement.

That’s right.

Well it says it’s preliminary idea assessment. The second gray bar says "under discussion."

Yeah.

vTaiwan, yes.

This is a computer free associating on images [referencing video playing on projector]

Yeah, it’s very useful. Then probably you can free associate over...[referring to projected slides from revised Blaise Aguirre’s talk on image association]

That was mine. That was the slide. That was based on Blaise’s slides, by the way. I will take this style from this, and then the content from this, and then the style transfers. [referring to projected slides of Blaise Aguirre from a previous talk]

A summary slide.

We’ll end with the link here.

Agreed.

That’s great.

Yeah.

Because it’s two consonants, GZ in the beginning. Somebody would hear G‑zero‑V or something like that.