By
Joseph Marks
Adding to its string of online open government initiatives, the White House on Thursday announced a new Web feature that will allow activists to petition the federal government straight from the White House website.
Officials will monitor the We The People site and "if your petition attracts enough support, White House staff will review it, ensure it is sent to the appropriate policy experts, and issue an official response," according to the website.
The site will be officially launched later this month, according to a White House email.
The Obama Administration has made historic efforts to engage the online public, but the results have been subject to the foibles of online culture.
We'll give you three guesses which advocacy group will launch the most popular petition.
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