Seeing conversations like this, communities building common ground on the issues that shape their daily lives, is why we build.❤️ And it's only week one. Stay tuned. 🚀

The first week speaks for itself:
📊 500+ participants
✍️ 770+ statements contributed
🗳️ 7,000 votes cast

Every statement is dynamically translated across Kyrgyz, Russian, and English, so participants deliberate together — each in their own language.

Plutôt que se haïr sur des différences irréconciables d'éducation des enfants, et si on posait et célébrait des bases communes à ce qu'on considère consensuellement important ?
www.agoracitizen.app/conversation...

C'est ce que permet @agoracitizen.network, contrairement aux plateformes mainstreams.

6/ Pour ça, il faut une démocratie capable de s'organiser.
Ce qui commence par des algorithmes qui rapprochent les citoyens au lieu de les fragmenter. @tournesol.app et @agoracitizen.network
La conversation avec Shaïman 👇 www.youtube.com/live/zqWdq8b...

Thanks patcon :)

This is an ongoing challenge. And we're building in the open. So we'd love your input:

→ Does "Approved / Rejected" feel clearer than "Common Ground"?
→ Is there a better framing?
→ What would make this page more actionable?

Let us know 👇

"Approved" and "Rejected" are our latest attempt to make that distinction clear at a glance. This is one of many iterations driven by community feedback.

Agora isn't just used by its community — it's shaped by it.

(One of you even spotted the redesign before we announced it 👀)

Thanks to #RedDwarf, Agora can surface both — what everyone agrees with AND what they disagree with.

But presenting agreement and disagreement side-by-side in a way that's intuitive (not confusing or overly technical) has been a real design challenge.

In Pol.is, reports surface group-informed consensus — but only on agreement.

There isn’t an equally visible way to see what participants broadly disagree with.

We think that matters.

It made our day to hear the following quote: "Agora made the event feel lively and interactive, while the live analytics allowed trends to emerge clearly. It really brought the conversation to life and fostered a collaborative and inclusive atmosphere."