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To that end, the group is going to crowdsource the evidence it will need to make its case.

If an entire nation can crowdsource a new constitution, then perhaps the answer is yes.

On May 15, 2008, in an effort to crowdsource a solution, the letter was released to the public.

Their aim was to crowdsource the development of the game, which they claim was about 50% complete.

They then crowdsource the product to a community of testers, who register for testing the software voluntarily.

I'm going to crowdsource it.

Perhaps you can crowdsource it.

So they crowdsource keynote speeches or restaurants or board meetings and can't figure out why they don't have the impact others do.

Simple: justifying why it is better to pay great people to do great work rather than crowdsource it for nothing is a hard sell.

To crowdsource weather forecasts: Weather.com.

Many components of the program leverage crowdsourcing and will be open source and the ultimate intent is to crowdsource a next generation combat vehicle.

Magnum is working with Tagasauris to crowdsource the tagging of Magnum's digital archive.

This project aims to crowdsource the mobile network strength around the UK, discovering the hotspots and the notspots.

Here's your chance to take a stab at picking the order in which the seven candidates cross the finishing line - and help us crowdsource the final result.

In 2012, a Citizen science project called EyeWire began attempting to crowdsource the mapping of the connectome through an interactive game.

In 2008 the Open House Project expanded to a project called Public Markup to crowdsource a comprehensive package of government transparency legislation.

In July 2012, Netflix announced the formation of an experimental project to crowdsource the closed-captioning effort using the Amara (formerly Universal Subtitles) platform.

A company called PatientsLikeMe has now used this tendency to share information to crowdsource a sort of clinical trial, obtaining data on the effectiveness of off-label use of a drug.

Unilever had worked with Lowe on the snack food brand since 1993, but decided to crowdsource its brief and take "The Animal" to the public, rather than a small team of creatives.

Since Open Government is all about embracing the concept of "open innovation" - the idea of bringing together thousands of software developers from around the world to crowdsource some of humanities toughest challenges is really appealing to us.

She collaborated to open & crowdsource the development of a home hydroponic food growing system for apartment windows, building a social media sharing site, our.windowfarms.org, around a set of instructions for making the systems out of repurposed water bottles and plumbing supplies.

So far, Article One has operated a scheme enabling those on the receiving end of patent litigation to crowdsource the search for relevant prior art; with that prior art the defendants can then seek to have the patents being wielded against them invalidated.

The website Kickstriker, a parody of a Kickstarter, contains a fake appeal to crowdsource the "hiring private military contractors from Academi (formerly Blackwater), who will be immediately deployed to central Africa" with a mission to capture or kill Kony.

Fast Adaptable Next-Generation Ground Vehicle The Fast Adaptable Next-Generation Ground Vehicle (FANG GCV) attempts to crowdsource the design of an infantry fighting vehicle culminating in prototypes.

Following the success of the Shadowrun Returns Kickstarter campaign, Cliffhanger Productions initiated a similar campaign to crowdsource $500,000 in July 2012, and pledged to deliver a closed beta version of Shadowrun Online for contributors around May 2013.