Abstract: A computerized Internet web server/browser method of mediating disputed issues. Here a semi-anonymous mediation network, optionally linked to a pre-existing social network, containing various members interested in providing disputes to mediate and mediating these disputes, is created. Members may post disputes according to various issue types, have these disputes analyzed and commented on by other members, who will then receive feedback according to the success of their analysis. The system keeps track of member expertise in resolving these disputes, thus determining which members have better track records at resolving various types of problems. The system additionally may contain various analytical and graphical tools to enable members to analyze mediation responses according to the characteristics of the response givers. Members may additionally post general questions to other members and receive responses. Certain data may be shared with advertisers, who may post ads relevant to the disputed issues.

Abstract: A computerized Internet web server/browser method of mediating disputed issues. Here a semi-anonymous mediation network, optionally linked to a pre-existing social network, containing various members interested in providing disputes to mediate and mediating these disputes, is created. Members may post disputes according to various issue types, have these disputes analyzed and commented on by other members, who will then receive feedback according to the success of their analysis. The system keeps track of member expertise in resolving these disputes, thus determining which members have better track records at resolving various types of problems. The system additionally may contain various analytical and graphical tools to enable members to analyze mediation responses according to the characteristics of the response givers. Members may additionally post general questions to other members and receive responses. Certain data may be shared with advertisers, who may post ads relevant to the disputed issues.

Abstract: In an embodiment, a communication session is established based on intelligent database analysis of semi-anonymized user activity by selecting at least one group of user accounts to participate from a repository of user accounts associated with registered users based on analysis of previously recorded responses in a semi-anonymized response database. The semi-anonymized response database is queried to match previously recorded responses related to a set of originator parameters using a profiling algorithm. The identified responses are linked to the repository of user accounts to select the at least one group of user accounts. In response to a prompt for feedback, the processing device analyzes the feedback to assign each of the user accounts in the group to a sub-topic channel and at least one user account is designated to promote each sub-topic channel based on ranking of the analysis of previously recorded responses in a semi-anonymized response database.

Abstract: Systems and methods for network-based issue resolution. In an embodiment, a user selection of a type of audience from a plurality of types of audiences is received. A definition of an issue is also received. One or more audience members corresponding to the selected type of audience are identified, and the definition of the issue is provided to the identified audience members. One or more responses are received from the one or more audience members, and a resolution for the issue is determined based on the responses.

Abstract: Systems and methods for network-based issue resolution. In an embodiment, a user selection of a type of audience from a plurality of types of audiences is received. A definition of an issue is also received. One or more audience members corresponding to the selected type of audience are identified, and the definition of the issue is provided to the identified audience members. One or more responses are received from the one or more audience members, and a resolution for the issue is determined based on the responses.

Abstract: A computerized Internet web server/browser method of mediating disputed issues. Here a semi-anonymous mediation network, optionally linked to a pre-existing social network, containing various members interested in providing disputes to mediate and mediating these disputes, is created. Members may post disputes according to various issue types, have these disputes analyzed and commented on by other members, who will then receive feedback according to the success of their analysis. The system keeps track of member expertise in resolving these disputes, thus determining which members have better track records at resolving various types of problems. The system additionally may contain various analytical and graphical tools to enable members to analyze mediation responses according to the characteristics of the response givers. Members may additionally post general questions to other members and receive responses. Certain data may be shared with advertisers, who may post ads relevant to the disputed issues.