Henare Degan

One example that's so common is when people are writing blog posts about us. The most recent example I saw is http://discomposer.com/voteit-plans/

> I think this is because the OpenAustralia project and the OpenAustralia Foundation are so similar in name. Yes absolutely. I opened this issue to see if there's something we...

Great question and a valid issue @jnothman :+1: >If I grab http://data.openaustralia.org/origxml and run the OA parser myself am I at least then guaranteed to have a scrapedxml matching www.openaustralia.org?...

>Yes, having re-parsed the whole collection using the data from http://data.openaustralia.org/origxml, I can confirm that, for senate_debates/2011-06-15.xml at least, origxml and scrapedxml are consistent with the current parser. Oh nice...

@Tanuja-Sawant you're very welcome to. It's a good contribution but won't be that satisfying to make because it's very hard to set this application up and test it. But we've...

> Did this ever get written up? Not yet. The main blocker is that state parliaments, by and large, don't publish machine readable versions of their Hansard and other data....

We just got some feedback indicating we should get around to doing this: > Some constructive feedback, Beta does not instil confidence and the look and feel of the opening...

Parliament have replied as follows: > We have looked into the issues you raise, and unfortunately we cannot make the changes specified as the two older Hansards (from 2007 and...

Nasty, thanks for reporting this @drzax :hurtrealbad:

I think @davidjeliba was helping out with testing on different screen sizes and browsers.