It’s 8 AM(-ish) on a Sunday morning and I’m in the process of ungluing my eyes for Day 2 of Transparency Camp. I’d prefer to avoid any digest of the conference until its over and I’ve slept myself to coherency, but suffice it to say that it’s been an eye-opening, brain-pickin’ experience. I’m looking forward to having some quiet time later this afternoon so that I can start parsing all the information on the potential use/actual application of open data, gov 2.0, and even unconferences themselves that I’ve been gathering.

In order to get out of my apartment and start making my trek toward coffee and tech, I will leave you with a little xkcd. What follows was (a crucial) part of the slideshow for “In Code We Trust,” a session led by the NY State Senate’s new media team about the progress NY has made in its march toward transparency. (Great presentation, btws. More on that later.)

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