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The document outlines a proposal for Nexus - TroyNex.us, a social project management system to help address common issues facing small disconnected groups and disengaged citizens in Troy. The goals are to allow streamlined project management, idea vetting through voting and comments, updates to visitors and subscribers, and linking of problems to groups with resources and solutions. The system would also help fuel community engagement by allowing flexible group memberships and helping newcomers find like-minded groups through existing social networks.
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