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Digital Compass is an online application which measures the convergence of your political views on new technologies and digitization with the election program and the opinions of election committees. The application aims to promote the issues of digitization and new technologies in the political and social space. Digital Compass shows the approach of particular electoral committees to the selected key issues which influence the life of Poles.
The form in 2019 consisted of 12 questions on issues related to digitalisation and new technologies. When filling out the form, you have three options to answer the question: "yes", "I have no opinion", "no". Additionally, you can use a short note explaining the essence of the raised issue.
Compass compares your answers with program assumptions and opinions of election committees on the same issues and shows the degree of agreement with your answers.
Independent experts of Digital Poland Foundation prepared a series of questions addressing a wide spectrum of current and important issues related to digitization and new technologies. The questions were created in consultation with the community of professionals, social activists and enthusiasts of new technologies. A set of questions chosen in such a way allows the voter to get answers to many important questions from the point of view of modern Poland. In the Compass we have included questions for which the electoral committees present different positions. We have not included questions to which all electoral committees would answer equally.
The creator of the tool is the Digital Poland Foundation - a non-governmental organization which is an impartial and apolitical entity which aims at promoting digitization in Poland. The mission of the foundation is to make Poland a center of world innovation.
Joanna Chojnacka
Fundacja Digital Poland
