UKIP is delighted to announce a new branch website is now online at
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Any suggestions , criticisms welcome !
Tuesday, 22 December 2009
Josh O'Nyons is a former UKIP member.
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4 comments:
Great news!
This is not a swipe at UKIP or any branches, by any means because it's a small party and it has to make do.
But wouldn't UKIP benefit from its websites being more interactive? Frequently, commenters on a blog elicit great ideas and information and they help a community to develop.
Even the Tories have interactivity on theirs.
Shouldn't we be thinking along those lines, given the funding constraints we're likely to face?
Good comment, Fausty. The comments and forum options are on the agenda. However at this stage it would be a strain on our resources. But it's on our minds.
Feedback is highly appreciated.
High again, mistook your comment for another - but same reply applies... especially the feedback bit :)
Heads up to all Bloggers!
Make this your Christmas number one:
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