• The Aussie-ified version of Fix My Streets is, naturally, called It's Buggered, Mate.
• New York City call on an algorithm in an attempt to help people find jobs.
• Voters in Takoma Park, Maryland, get a chance to double check their votes online.
• Russ Feingold wants a web-friendly annotated Constitution.
• California Data Camp is taking place tomorrow in San Francisco.
• Expect the release of the White House's Open Gov Initiative mid-month, says @opengov.
• Senator McCaskill says that petition tweets to her don't work. (Thanks Shaun Dakin)
• A crowd gathered in front of the Egyptian Cultural Bureau to push for the release of a long-imprisoned blogger.
• The DSCC emails out an ask for Facebook, Twitter, and mobile followers.
• A upcoming IPDI event: Trust and Authenticity in Social Media: The Case of the U.S. Military.
• And Daily Kos goes green for an AFSCME-sponsored push for health care reform.

(With Micah Sifry and Nick Judd)