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Adriel Hampton published Dante Fried Chicken Nation in Blog 2012-08-30 14:34:00 -0700

Dante Fried Chicken Nation

Dante's Fried Chicken

Liv dishes out Guinness blueberry brisket and peach apricot crack fried chicken tacos in Silver Lake.

Dante Fried Chicken is one of NationBuilder's newest small business customers. They were dishing up chicken and brisket tacos today in Silver Lake and about half the team headed down for lunch today. Hella good.


Adriel Hampton commented on Can demographics be expanded upon? 2012-08-27 14:42:12 -0700 · Flag
Yes, you can import additional information using the “ethnicity” field, and you can also enter that information on individual profiles.

Adriel Hampton published San Francisco 2012 2012-08-25 10:31:35 -0700

Adriel Hampton commented on Using Background images 2012-08-18 11:08:02 -0700 · Flag
Howard, the layout.html file is the main template which wraps every one of your pages. If you want a full page image on a page with the slug ‘about’, and another full page image for the slug ‘blog’, you could put something like this in your layout.html file: {% case page.slug %} {% when ‘about’ %} HTML for your about image goes here {% when ’blog %} HTML for your blog image goes here {% endcase %}

Hope that works for you – if you need more help, just shoot us an email. Thanks!

Using NationBuilder to reclaim your customers and supporters

becomeafan.jpgFacebook has become a very popular tool for businesses and nonprofits. It is largely considered one of the best ways to reach customers and donors via social media because information is delivered directly to people's news feeds on topics they have already expressed interest in. Many organizations have gotten into the habit of promoting their Facebook page more enthusiastically than even their own website.

Don't fall into this trap. It's dangerous for several reasons.

You don't own your relationships with your Facebook fans
Organizations that spend time and money marketing on Facebook are driving prospects to a property that they don't own. They are voluntarily putting a middleman between the company and the people they want to communicate with. Facebook controls the data about its users. If Facebook changes their policy for how you can interact with your Facebook contacts there is not much that can be done about it.



Adriel Hampton commented on How can I print walking sheets of subsets of a large list? 2012-08-08 19:54:12 -0700 · Flag
Eric, use the turf cutting tool to divide your lists into smaller walkable subsets – http://nationbuilder.com/how_to_use_your_voter_file

Adriel Hampton commented on Shared Public Custom Theme's 2012-08-08 14:15:48 -0700 · Flag
We’ll be releasing more themes soon – however, to grow the gallery, we need you to create and share great themes from your own nations ;)

Adriel Hampton published Voter data use terms and conditions 2012-08-03 17:22:23 -0700

Voter data use terms and conditions

You certify that you will abide by all restrictions for use of the data acquired through NationBuilder and that the data is to be used only for non-commercial political or other approved purposes and further certify that you will comply with the individual state laws listed below governing use of the data received. These code summaries may not be the most up to date and no warranty is made to the information on this page - please check with appropropriate authorities.

Alabama

Political purposes, incumbent outreach to constituents, and nonprofit voter registration only. Review Alabama Title 17 for more information. 

Alaska

Unrestricted. Review Alaska Title 15 for more information.

Arizona

Political purposes only. No commercial use. 

Arkansas 

Unrestricted, review Arkansas Title 7 for more information. 

California

Political purposes only. May not be made available to persons outside of the US.

Colorado

Unrestricted. Review Colorado 8 CCR 1505 for more information.

Connecticut

Unrestricted. Review Connecticut Title 9 for more information.

Delaware

Unrestricted. Review Delaware Title 15 for more information.

District of Columbia

Unrestricted, see District of Columbia Code Title I, Chapter 10. 

Florida

Unrestricted. Review Florida Title IX for more information.

Georgia

No commercial use. See Title 21 for more information. 

Hawaii

Elections and governmental use only.

Idaho

Any political use.  

Illinois

Political use only.

Indiana

No commercial use.

Iowa

Political, official, and political research purposes only.

Kansas

No commercial use and can only be retransmitted for political and election use.

Kentucky

No commercial use.

Louisiana

Unrestricted. See Louisiana Title 18 for more information.

Maine

Political purposes only. 

Massachusetts

Unrestricted. See Massachusetts Title VIII for more information.

Michigan

Unrestricted. See Michigan Election Law for more information.

Maryland

Electoral purposes only.

Minnesota

Election, political, and law enforcement purposes only.

Mississipi

Unrestricted. See Mississipi Election Code for more information.

Missouri

No commercial use.

Montana

No commercial use.

Nebraska

Lists can be used for purposes related to elections, political activities, voter registration, law enforcement, or jury selection.

Nevada

Unrestricted, except that candidates and campaigns cannot obtain a free list from the state and resell it or use it for non electoral purposes.

New Hampshire

Electoral and political use.

New Jersey

No commercial use or charitable donation solicitation.

New Mexico

Governmental, campaign and election purposes only.

New York

Election purposes only.

North Carolina

Unrestricted. See North Carolina Chapter 163 Elections and Election Law for more information.

North Dakota

North Dakota does not require voter registration but does maintain a "central voter file." Available for election-related purposes only. 

Ohio

Unrestricted. See Ohio Title XXXV for more information.

Oklahoma

Unrestricted. See Oklahoma Title 26 for more information.

Oregon

No commercial use. Resale to political parties, candidates or others who will use the list strictly for political purposes is permitted.  

Pennsylvania

Electoral and political use only.

Rhode Island

Unrestricted. See Rhode Island Title 17 for more information.

South Carolina

No commercial use. See South Carolina 30-2-50 for more information. 

South Dakota

No commercial use and may not be placed on internet for unrestricted access. Campaign or political use permitted. 

Tennessee

Political purposes only. 

Texas

No commercial use.

Utah

Unrestricted. 

Vermont

No commercial use. 

Virginia

Political and elected official use only, except nonprofits working in voter registration. 

Washington

Political purposes only. 

West Virginia

No commercial or charitable use. 

Wisconsin

Unrestricted. See Wisconsin Code Chapter 6 for more information.

Wyoming

Political use only. 


Adriel Hampton commented on Lists or tags - what is the best way to have different leaders send to different lists? 2012-08-01 19:30:07 -0700 · Flag
Correct, you cannot assign a tag to a leader like you can a list.

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