Second, how were you involved?

It is impressive that these are not just good idea to be presented but actual policies with power. Two things to ask. First of all, was there any resistance from within the government or the political party itself about this policy? They don’t know which policy would be suggested and ...

More about your open-data initiatives in the government. Are you still carrying out those initiatives? What are they?

This was a very interesting discussion. Actually, I now have to go back to the prepared questions.

How is it possible? How are they viewed by the young people themselves?

In some municipalities in Korea have similar structures like the Youth Council, but it receives a lot of criticism from the youth themselves because those structures don’t have actual power or influence within the government. They’re just there in form. The Taiwanese example has binding powers if they become policy.

When it comes to youth engagement and open government based on data, what are the most important policies you are now focusing on?

This is a very interesting story that was relatively less known compared to your other work in Korea. Can you provide more background of this youth activism that led to this power of young people institutionalized in the government? One Sunflower Movement is not enough for this.

Impact…?

Can you explain a little bit more about the reverse mentors?

E-rule…?

Based on my research, it seems you were more engaged in open source movement and government transparency projects, and so on. I’m curious about how you shifted your field of focus from these to youth engagement and other policies now you’re carrying out in the government, or you were interested ...

Skills Competition.

World.

Excuse me. What was the name of the competition, WorldSkills?

First question, how did you decide to come to Korea since AYARF is not really an event focused on civic hacking? What is the story you are going to share?

Very convincing.

Wow.

This Serenity from Ethereum. It came out in 2020. Was that part of the solution?

There is no price system, as we know it, in a way? There is not this thing, people make prices and compete. There’s less competition. It’s not competition-oriented.

Wow. The democracies, are they still based on a market-orientated economy?

These different kinds of democracies you were talking about, are they upscaled? The values might be more communal, and then but they are everywhere, in a way.

When you say direct democracy, did the digital help us? Did it help us?

If you look at it more universal, is there an idea how people connect that, incorporate it on this level?

What was your part of it?

OK.

Are we on-time?

Digital workplace.

We get a little bit of the impression, yes, it is a digital…

I think you have, also I would like to have, if you could like also throw in a few gadgets here in, for example.

How long did you think about this poem?

Yeah, this is the new one.

Genau, the poems.

Then you have the poems?

What do I have on my list? I have your poems.

We had the example of the…

The poem.

Yep.

Can you just…

The hair?

Then, let’s go to the hair picture.

Also, we only have the title, or just have…?

With, yeah, the proposal.

Can you go back to also the link at the top again to see what…?

That one, yeah. Like the important thing is this, that it’s a…

This is like the…

Let’s not reflect and perhaps the screens of the Join.gov.tw, and I hope I can see through my screen.

Yeah. For example, we have one. People want to have a new ministerial department against China interference, for example, and it wasn’t approved.

Then let’s say, how can I frame it? Not every question, not every petition…

Just before?