Osimo engagement

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The document summarizes lessons learned from an experiment in 2011. It notes there was positive feedback from participants, variable quality of input, and low technology costs. While some new people participated, the quality of discussions could be improved. Lessons included maintaining continuous experimentation, adopting open tools, and identifying intermediaries to help discussions. It also notes the need to better connect stakeholders, move from event-focused to policy-focused engagement, and fully describe the impact of participation.

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