US #tagcoding

Tabs provide explanation for messages as well as content about Maine.
The #tagcoding handbook explains digital skills for transformative change.

Check the Data Commons Place Explorer for Economics, Health, Equity, Crime, Education, Demographics, Housing and Environment data about Maine.

These class-level sector maps matter for Maine: #isicUS - Industry in the US

Open data for Maine (via Knoema)

Wikipedia: Maine

Check Govtrack.us Maine's Members of Congress page for elected Senators and Representatives and the Map of Congressional Districts.

Use a State Senator's or Representative's US congressional hashtag to look up or share¹ content regarding the debate between candidates, elections and the follow up of the elected State's Senators or District's Representatives.

Key debate hashtags: #ME0sr, #ME0jr, #ME01, #ME02 for the Senators and Representatives of Maine.

As regular, free and fair elections are an important principle of democratic government consider also how the use of #USCongressionalHashtags contributes to several other principles.

Fighting a pandemic, we must do together, especially also at the local level, by social distancing and wearing masks to flatten the curve and contain the viral spread.

Local information and communication channels are essential, yet not trivial via social media.

That's why knowing and using the #covid19lgu tagcoding hashtag may save lives.

Construct each county's #USlgu tag as #US23xxx with 23xxx the county's FIPS code.

Source of FIPS codes: County FIPS Code Listing for the State of Maine

• The #USlgu #tagcoding tag of Maine is #US23 (#WWlgu).
• Its US congressional hashtags are #ME0sr, #ME0jr, #ME01, #ME02
• Its #2030Agenda in the US coding hashtag is #sdgUS23.
• Its #isicUS - Industry in the US coding hashtag is #isicUS23.
• Its #cofogUS - Governance in the US coding hashtag is #cofogUS23.
• The abbreviation of Maine is ME.

The #tagcoding Handbook introduces systematically defined hashtags for five topic dimensions: the sustainable development goals and targets, economic activities, functions of government, products and services, and local government units.

Online tools for looking up a topic's coding hashtag support a rapid classification of shared online content.

The proposition for each "topic in Maine" is to add the state's FIPS number, or geoID, 23, to each of the topic's coding hashtags.

A one-page overview of coding hashtags is provided at USA #tagcoding pivot (this page does not include the Central Product Classification hashtags).

Check also Discover #tagcoding and #tag2wiki, digital skills for transformative change via any language and culture.