Explore deliberation processes across platforms, inspect contributions, AI feedback and legal anchors, and engage with democratic participation
Finds deliberative processes by meaning, not just keywords, using embedding similarity. Filter by platform, contributions, and sort order.
Auto-generated topic clusters from the full dataset, with key terms, contribution counts, cross-platform breakdown, and interactive charts.
Will extract pro/con structures, map reasoning networks and detect logical fallacies via NLP.
Unified RDF dataset: Decide Madrid, Decidim Barcelona, EU Have Your Say, European Parliament debates, Pol.is, CIP Global Dialogues, DelibAI and CrowdLaw, aligned to the Deliberation Ontology.
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SPARQL endpoint & datasets on the DKG site. Methodology: EGOVIS 2025 paper.
Language, date, topic and document filters only return documents that record that field. All DelibAI and CrowdLaw documents do; most documents of older sources have no language or date in the index and are left out while such a filter is active. AI feedback is never mixed into ordinary results unless requested, and is always labelled.
Each card is a source platform. Select one to browse its processes or to restrict the search.
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