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By Joshua Levy, 12/10/2007 - 1:04pm
Welcome, NY Times readers!
Today, the New York Times Editorial board reminded the candidates about the 10Questions project, and asked again for their participation:
So you're running for president? That's terrific. As you know, the New York Times Editorial Board is involved in a project along with the nonpartisan group techPresident to use the Internet to expand voter participation in the 2008 presidential campaign. In the last two months, citizens posted video questions aimed directly at all the candidates. Then they voted to select the best questions (see www.10questions.com). And now the candidates have begun posting their video answers. We hope those candidates who haven't responded can find time before Dec. 15 to take this opportunity to a) listen to citizens asking unmoderated questions and b) speak directly to those citizens. To join in, please visit techPresident.com or 10Questions.com.
We hope to receive John Edwards' answers soon.

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