The iCan site aims to help people take first steps in addressing issues which concern them.
If there's something that's bothering you and you don't know where to start, or you can't do it on your own, iCan is here to help. Some of the ways to get started using iCan include:
* To do this, you need to become a member first.
To find out more about all of this, take our quick step-by-step tour or have a look at our help section.
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It seems as though useage of iCan has dropped significantly in recent months, just judging by a brief look around the site over the past few hours.
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Comment contributed by: Nathan Wong,
Bristol, City of,
on 19 July 2004
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Why should posts display one's full name? Why not sign off with one's User Name? What therefore is the point of having a user/sign-in name? Could we have some answers to posts please webmaster?
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Comment contributed by: Colin Hills,
Hart,
on 26 April 2004
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It's a great concept. Something that should be adopted by the government for getting feedback and discussion on issues.
It could do with a couple of usability updates; Threaded discussions rather than flat, navigation can be a bit confusing, a heirarchical design with more prominent "breadcrumbs" navigation would help.
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Comment contributed by: Colin Smith,
Ealing,
on 20 April 2004
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Yes I am finding it hard to navigate too and some parts are very slow to load.
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Comment contributed by: Jane Shaw,
Leeds,
on 23 March 2004
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Yes, the navigation of iCan is very poor.
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Comment contributed by: Gordon Joly,
Tower Hamlets,
on 10 February 2004
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Why does the iCan registration process always require you to display your full name to other users? This would be fine in the vast majority of cases, but not all.
Why not make this information optional, and what would happen if I gave a pseudonym for this purpose?
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Comment contributed by: L Jackson,
Waverley,
on 20 January 2004
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The answer to foxhunting in Gwynedd is clear. Let them be given the freedom of the urban areas as have sheep in Blaenau Ffestiniog, then they can survive on the contents of dustbins and not on the stock of hard working farmers.
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Comment contributed by: emlyn evans,
Gwynedd,
on 21 November 2003
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As a regular traveller between Wrexham and Dolgellau, there are few safe overtaking stretches of road. One such stretch was the long straight out of Llanuwchllyn towards Dolgellau. That stretch of road now has a 40 mph speed restriction over half it's length, which, in my opinion will encourage motorists to attempt a risky overtaking manouvre in the shorter distance available .Who took this decision?
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Comment contributed by: emlyn evans,
Gwynedd,
on 21 November 2003
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