Idea Pages¶

An idea page is the cheap public surface for an idea.

One Page By Default¶

Most free ideas should start as one page because many will be playful, weak, duplicated, or not worth operational overhead.

One page is enough when:

• The idea is raw.
• There is no research yet.
• The audience only needs a quick snapshot.
• The next action is a simple comment, reaction, or validation question.

What Appears On An Idea Page¶

• Canonical idea body.
• Stage, category, and pro-candidate signal.
• Reaction counts.
• Comments.
• Contribution count.
• Next step and risk.
• Links to dynamic publication chapters when the canonical Markdown has headings.

When To Update The Canonical Page¶

Use comments and contributions for discussion. Use a canonical page update only when the owner wants to merge stronger wording, evidence, or decisions into the public document.