The Magazine
Article Lists: Platforms, Position Papers, Background, Résumés
You can create a combination magazine and research archive about your campaign.
While the blog is great for quick announcements and summaries, our Article Manager lets you expand from simple real-time information to a complete magazine with extensive text, screen and print-oriented documents and features, embedded image galleries, photo essays and much more.
Use Articles to present candidate résumés, platforms, background research and position papers. Use optional by-lines and dates. Easily link to other web-based content.
Not your standard campaign graphic. (Image by ARC & co-conspirators. 2026)
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Platform Papers
- Web Sites for (almost) Any Campaign
- 03-Aug-2003
- The Candidate Rides Again
- 12-Jan-2026
- By System Administrator
- Man Talks
- 08-Nov-2004
- By System Administrator
Whales
(Of course, you'll choose your own topic groupings; we just like whales.)
- Candidate Denies Vacillation
- 10-Dec-2003
- Strong second term commitment to whales announced.
- Whale Delicious with a light Peanut Sauce, Says Candidate
- 01-Dec-2003
- In an effort to reach out to whale-munching ethnic constituents, the candidate staked out a courageous new position on cetaceans in society.
- Save the Whales! says Candidate
- 01-Dec-2003
- Our candidate announced his unwavering support for cetaceans.
Sub-topics and Lists
The article list tool of your site is very flexible and very powerful. Use it to create indices of content in any subject area.
Position papers, for example, are easy to publish. If you're taciturn, use a single list, but if you're prolific, group your papers into themes. If your vocabulary includes neither "taciturn" nor "prolific" have someone else edit your site. If the concept of irony escapes you, don't read the Whales section.
Print-oriented Content
Store and transmit PDFs and other printable documents. Avoid rushing to the most remote part of your constituency when supporters can print their own copies.
