Civil Service Blog Code Redefined: Wordle

By admin • June 23, 2008

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Civil Service Blog Code Redefined: Wordle
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Following on from Tom Watson MP’s release of a Code for Participation for Civil Servants online, I thought I would turn it into a Wordle (word cloud).

Since the Statement of Principles is free of waffle and padding, it seems to work quite well. Click through for the full size version.

Here are some further examples of different Wordles created from the Code for Online Participation.

Tags: civil serf, civil service, civil service code, code of ethics, statement of principles, tom watson

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Matt is an internet consultant, commentator, freelance writer and Project Manager based in the UK. He is available for hire. Matt edits the Wardman Wire, and writes at Poligeeks, Total Politics, and occasionally in several other places.

4 Responses to “Civil Service Blog Code Redefined: Wordle”

Chervil
Mon, June 23, 2008 at 11:33 am | Permalink

Nice work! Interesting that “wherever” is on par with “civil service”. I guess, well, wherever…

Chervils last blog post..Solar cooking
Jeremy Gould
Mon, June 23, 2008 at 1:20 pm | Permalink

They look good. Also seen one here: http://www.sosaidthe.org/2008/06/22/civil-servant-guidelines-i-can-buy-into/
admin
Mon, June 23, 2008 at 6:30 pm | Permalink

@Chervil: I quite like the idea of the ubiquity of the code implied by “wherever”.

Thanks for the comment.

Matt
admin
Mon, June 23, 2008 at 6:31 pm | Permalink

@Jeremy Gould: Thanks for the comment.

Matt