We need your help. Like you we have too much email. How do you scan a 111 emails in a second? What words did the Center for American Progress use most freqently in the emails to their members? What words are important? What nouns are they talking about?

I don't just monitor one group. I want to be able to scan sectors (what did my allies send email about in the last month? What are the hottest words, links and actions for the 200 groups I work with? How can I swarm the hot issue today if most my partners only update the website once a month but send out emails every week?

The Advocacy Email Index will identify key words used in emails to members. We need to know who is talking about what, and where. By illustrating the community “chatter”, this tool will empower messaging, appeals and issue framing.

Please vote to Get it built: Here's how voting works:

Go to: http://www.netsquared.org/user/register You will have to fill out some basic details - your name, email address, and organization you work for. Once you submit this, you will receive an email containing instructions on how to log-in.

Now that you're signed up, go to: http://www.netsquared.org/2008/conference/projects and browse the projects. There's lots of great ideas in there, ours is at: http://www.netsquared.org/2008/conference/projects/email-advocacy-index

At the top of each project description you will see an option to add the project to your ballot. You must include at least five projects (up to a maximum of 10). Once you have reached 5, you can click on "View/Cast Ballot" in the voting section of your sidebar and submit. You're all set.

Voting ends at 8pm EST tomorrow (Friday, March 20). Winners will be announced on the NetSquared site March 24th.