[Occupymendocino] Connect to Town Halls

[Richard Karch]

On Monday, Facebook rolled out a new tool called “Town Hall” that allows its users to contact their local government officials. Folks like Kerry Flynn with Mashable believe this is probably the best thing Facebook has ever done. “Like it or not, Facebook has an impact on politics.”

To get started: go to Facebook.com/TownHall (or find the “Town Hall” tab in your Setting pages on the Facebook app).

Depending on how your Facebook notifications are set up, the representatives in your district might appear once you open the link. If you don’t see your local lawmakers, you can enter an address or just a zip code that will not be viewed or shared. When you see your list you can call, message, email and/or go onto your rep’s Facebook page to post a comments and messages via Facbook...

Facebook.com/TownHall




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On Monday, Facebook rolled out a new tool called “Town Hall” that allows its users to contact their local government officials. Folks like Kerry Flynn with Mashable believe this is probably the best thing Facebook has ever done. “Like it or not, Facebook has an impact on politics.”

To get started: go to Facebook.com/TownHall (or find the “Town Hall” tab in your Setting pages on the Facebook app).

Depending on how your Facebook notifications are set up, the representatives in your district might appear once you open the link. If you don’t see your local lawmakers, you can enter an address or just a zip code that will not be viewed or shared. When you see your list you can call, message, email and/or go onto your rep’s Facebook page to post a comments and messages via Fac
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