Main Input

The Main input is meant to function like a basic article input with a photo link option. There's basically no format restriction. If you don't pick a sub-category, the post goes directly to General and will come up under a search for "Any" category and "General". If you pick a category like Human Rights, it comes up under "Any" and "Human Rights".

Philosophical Maxims

Philosophical Maxims, under socials is for Aphorism type and longer philosophical ideas. Basically, containment is the idea. Finish the idea before you save it to the list.

Directives

Directives functions like a bill would in government processing. A Directive puts forward an idea to be voted on and included in the model as popularly supported directions. If environmental concerns are of immediate concern, you'd expect to see a lot of environmental directives elevated. If wealth inequality is an immediate concern, put forward a plan for a solution. Directives have signatories, as well as support content. You can search and attach Propositions, or Issue / Solution that support your directive. Get others to sign on as signatories.

Propositions

Propositions are meant to act independently as well as be constructed to support the values of certain directives. The idea is you just isolate a value, idea or concept and format it in a way that can be affirmed or denied. The idea is that valued propositions will rise to the top of the list.

Issue / Solution

Issue / Solution is similar to Propositions in that it's independent and can be developed in support of Directives. The idea of Issue / Solution is to drive solutions from those that might otherwise just be pointing to what they see as failures all the time. Sometimes, when we see something fail, we ourselves fail to understand that those implementing certain processes have already tried the solutions we imagine and found issues with those solutions that we don't know about. The idea is just to get it all out there so that those that have tried the solutions can explain why the popular expectations don't work.