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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are you a party?
WIR is a civic movement. It is supported by the association Projekt Zukunft. We work on content and on a process that turns real problems into checked proposals. Whether this ever becomes more is up to the members. Not a board and not an advertising agency.
Is the position paper already your programme?
No. The position paper is not an election manifesto and not a list of measures. It describes the direction and the yardstick for our decisions. Concrete proposals emerge from it step by step: checked, with costs and with openly stated drawbacks.
What does "proposed resolution" mean for the position paper?
The position paper is available in version 0.9 as a proposed resolution (as of 24.10.2026). It only applies once it has been adopted. Until then, we label it as such on this website.
Does a petition actually achieve anything?
Often not directly – we say that openly. A petition binds nobody, and most end with a letter of reply. Still, it is the right tool for us. It forces us to be precise. It ensures that the responsible body deals with it. And the thorough review behind it remains. Further proposals can build on it.
Do I need to know a lot about politics?
No. For the most important task, reporting a problem, you simply describe what you experience in everyday life. When we survey those affected, your experience is exactly what counts. Expertise is only needed for the review. And even there, a well-founded opposing view is just as valuable.
You use AI. So does a computer decide?
No. Artificial intelligence helps us research and organise. It is explicitly required to supply counter-arguments to our own proposals too. At least one person checks every source, because AI can invent evidence. Only people assess and decide. And we disclose which work steps were supported by AI.
What if I disagree with you?
Then you are especially welcome. Every review should explicitly include someone who sees the matter differently. Without disagreement, no reliable result emerges. All you get is a group that agrees with itself.
What happens to my data?
We only use your details for the purpose for which you give them to us, and we keep the purposes separate. The privacy policy states which service providers are involved. You can request information and ask for deletion. Some details we are legally required to keep for a certain time.
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