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Civic technologies foster crowdsourced deliberation, enhancing idea generation through high deliberative quality and elaboration. Designing platforms to balance agreement and disagreement is key for effective public participation.

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  • Public policy
  • Deliberative democracy

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  • Civic technologies, like participatory budgeting and crowdsourced policymaking, facilitate asynchronous, distributed deliberation.
  • Understanding the dynamics of these online public forums is crucial for effective governance.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine the deliberative quality, disagreement/agreement, and elaboration within crowdsourced policymaking.
  • To assess the association between these factors and idea generation.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of a national government's crowdsourced policymaking process.
  • Evaluation of deliberative quality, elaboration (rationale-sharing), and idea generation.

Main Results:

  • Crowdsourced deliberation exhibited high deliberative quality.
  • High deliberative quality and elaboration of perspectives were positively associated with idea generation.

Conclusions:

  • Elaboration of perspectives is a critical component for idea generation in crowdsourced deliberation.
  • Designing civic technology platforms to foster deliberative quality and balanced discourse can enhance public participation and innovation.