anchor.diff:  <p>Depends. If threshold, we deliver it publicly over email and social media, and it goes to "need answer" section on AskThem. Some elected officials have opted-in.</p>
   
   <h3>Which elected officials so far have agreed to respond to popular questions on AskThem?</h3>
  -<p>Updated gallery of participating elected officials and verified Twitter users can be found here. Ask your elected officials at every level of government to participate. It's free and works like a social media service like Twitter. Elected officials and verified Twitter users simply agree to answer one or two questions per month that reach the signature threshold. They may choose to answer as many as they like, whether or not they reach the signature threshold, there's no limit and no cost. Of course, not every question that reaches the signature threshold will receive a public response on AskThem from its target. But all questions from confirmed registered users on AskThem are displayed publicly, viewable on the site and shareable on social media to gather more support.</p>
  +<p>Updated gallery of participating elected officials and verified Twitter users can be found <a href="http://www.participatorypolitics.org/elected-officials-who-have-signed-up-for-askthem/">here on PPF Blog</a>. Ask your elected officials at every level of government to participate. It's free and works like a social media service like Twitter. Elected officials and verified Twitter users simply agree to answer one or two questions per month that reach the signature threshold. They may choose to answer as many as they like, whether or not they reach the signature threshold, there's no limit and no cost. Of course, not every question that reaches the signature threshold will receive a public response on AskThem from its target. But all questions from confirmed registered users on AskThem are displayed publicly, viewable on the site and shareable on social media to gather more support.</p>
   	
   <h3>How are questions moderated?</h3>
   <p>Very lightly- by our terms of service, any question can be displayed, barring certain conditions. Flagging, curating good question community ethos through Advisory Council. "Good questions' project. Previous Q&A efforts & engagement platforms provide examples.</p>
   	
  -<h3>What elected officials can visitors target with questions and petitions?<h3>
  +<h3>What elected officials can visitors target with questions and petitions?</h3>
   	
  -	<p>For the first time in a free & open-source website, AskThem has brought together over 10,000 elected officials, with more on the way, as follows:</p> 
  +	<p>For the first time in a free & open-source website, AskThem has brought together over 10,000 elected officials, with over 100,000 more on the way, as follows:</p> 
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   			<li>All 100 U.S. senators and 438 U.S. representatives (from 435 Congressional districts, plus at least three delegates)</li>
   			<li>All 50 U.S. state governors</li>
  
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  <p>... charitable donations to AskThem can help us expand our open questions-and-answers platform faster to all of the above cities and states. Help us grow!</p>
  		
  <h3>What are the signature thresholds for different jurisdictions of elected officials? How were they determined by AskThem?</h3>	
  	
  