Notice
Describe something ordinary that does not work as well as it should.
The Quinn contribution process
Notice first. Build later.
The programme slows ideas down long enough to understand the problem, credit the work and test safely.
Investigate
Find who it affects, what already exists and what evidence is missing.
Contribute
Record each person's observation, research, sketch, test or improvement.
Review
A teacher checks safety, privacy, evidence and whether the idea is ready to progress.
Prototype
Selected ideas become small, supervised experiments. A failed test is still a result.
An idea has a visible state
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Progress is not guaranteed. Ideas may be returned for more information, parked or archived. Status labels describe the work; they do not score the contributor.