OnCo

Idea votes and adoptions

1,107 ideas, each with a hypothesis and a test that could confirm or kill it. Two signals sit on top: interest (thumbs-up on the idea's discussion thread) and uptake (a trial, programme, funder or paper that picked it up, with a source). Neither is an endorsement; both tell funders and researchers where attention is.

Being tested at scale
144
Early clinical
492
Preclinical evidence
126
Speculative
345

Most wanted

No vote snapshot has been published yet. Votes are read weekly from GitHub Discussions by scripts/fetch-votes.ts into public/votes.json; until the first run, this table is empty. You can still vote: see how voting works.

Adopted

Ideas that someone outside OnCo has picked up, each with the source that shows it: a trial registration, a programme page, a funding announcement, a publication or a policy document. Recorded in src/data/adoptions.ts; nothing is inferred.

No adoption has been recorded yet. Know of a trial, programme or paper that took up one of these ideas? Tell us with a source and it will be listed here.

Waiting for a vote

The forty most connected ideas with no thread yet. Start one to open the vote; the first thumbs-up is yours.

All ideas, filterable by maturity, actor and cost: /ideas/.

How voting works

  1. Every idea has a Discuss link on its page. It searches the Objects category for a thread on that id; if there is none, start a thread opens the discussion form with the id filled in.
  2. Vote with a thumbs-up on the thread's first post. Comments count separately, as a signal of debate rather than support. A free GitHub account is all it takes.
  3. Once a week scripts/fetch-votes.ts reads reactions and comment counts for every thread in the category, matches the id in the title, and writes public/votes.json. This page is rebuilt from that file.
  4. Votes do not change a record. Changes to an idea (its hypothesis, test, maturity) still go through Suggest an edit with a source.

Example: threads on idea-payload-switching, or start one.