What if the next digital town square wasn't built around influencers and followers, but around citizens and facilitators of dialogue?
Listen to my talk presenting @join_agora at DevConnect Argentina 2025.
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At @EthPrague, I talked about the shift from ๐๐ฟ๐ผ๐ฎ๐ฑ๐ฐ๐ฎ๐๐๐ถ๐ป๐ด (hearing from the loudest) to ๐๐ฟ๐ผ๐ฎ๐ฑ ๐๐ถ๐๐๐ฒ๐ป๐ถ๐ป๐ด (hearing from the millions), and the role that
@join_agora plays in helping people coordinate around shared futures.
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The hardest problem in the world is not intelligence, but coordination ๐ค From climate change to AI governance, many of todayโs most urgent challenges are coordination failures.
Yuting Jiang is a Cofounder and CEO of Agora Citizen Network (@join_agora) and in her talk, she will explore how we can design systems that help diverse groups align, disagree productively, and collectively build better futures at scale.
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"Even with AGI, itโll still be impossible to get six people in a room to agree." The hardest problem in the world is not intelligence. It is coordination. That's why we build @join_agora.๐
The signal-to-noise ratio was incredibly good.
Such facilitated, co-creation workshops are way more useful than days of talks.
Huge thanks to @bbeats1 for running this workshop today, to @metagov_project, @harmonica_chat, @crdntwrk, @join_agora, and to everyone participating.
The signal-to-noise ratio was incredibly good.
Such facilitated, co-creation workshops are way more useful than days of talks.
Huge thanks to @bbeats1 for running this workshop today, to @metagov_project, @harmonica_chat, @crdntwrk, @join_agora, and to everyone participating.
Weโve been thinking for a while that deliberation results on @join_agora should become the basis for proposals communities can actually vote on.
Today, our partnership with @davinci_vote was announced right after we unexpectedly met @jordipainan at Occupy EthCC by @web3privacy!
Voting is powerful. But voting without deliberation? That's just picking sides.
We're partnering with @join_agora to build what civic participation actually needs: a seamless flow from collective thinking to collective decision.
Something is coming ๐
Vote and rank the features you want us to build next! ๐Each feature is directly connected to our GitHub, so as soon as something is completed, it updates dynamically in Agora! Your input = our roadmap!
Demo:
https://t.co/DsGz76875G
Vote:
https://t.co/g7KlUjtKqN
Launching ๐ฉ๐ข๐ซ๐๐ง ๐๐จ: a new European initiative to develop deliberative tools that help communities build consensus across Europe and beyond. Iโm proud that our little startup @join_agora stands alongside institutional teams.
This is an ongoing challenge. And we're building in the open. So we'd love your input:
โ Does "Approved / Rejected" feel clearer than "Common Ground"?
โ Is there a better framing?
โ What would make this page more actionable?
Let us know ๐
"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 โ it's shaped by it.
(One of you even spotted the redesign before we announced it ๐)
It made our day to hear the 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."
@ETHChiangmai was the most intellectually AND spiritually stimulating event Iโve attended.
Huge thanks to @4seasDeSoc, the generous host, and @GCCofCommons for inviting us to be there.
Sharing a moment where @join_agora was used to facilitate a Tech & Humanities town hall! ๐
NEW FEATURE: Export is live!
You can now export any conversation directly from Agora. Click the three-dot menu on the top right of a conversation to download a CSV file containing all opinions, votes, and comments.
The export format is compatible with Sensemaker by Jigsaw.
Voting is great but in a chaotic or polarizing situation, deliberation would be even better because it lets the population to collective make sense and find common ground rather than choosing sides.