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Agora user guide

Get more value from Agora.

A simple public guide for citizens, builders, organisations, and anyone trying to benefit from Agora.

What Agora Is For

Agora helps people document real problems, propose useful solutions, share product or app requests, and connect with others who can help move ideas from discussion to action.

  • Use it when you see a problem that deserves attention.
  • Use it when you have a solution but need feedback, collaborators, evidence, or support.
  • Use it when your community, school, business, or organisation needs a structured way to surface ideas.

How to Make a Strong Submission

  1. Be specific. One clear problem is stronger than ten vague complaints.
  2. Explain who is affected and where the issue happens.
  3. Add evidence if you have it: photos, examples, numbers, or direct observations.
  4. Say what kind of help you need: technical help, funding, volunteers, partners, research, or official attention.
  5. Keep personal attacks out. Focus on the problem and the solution.

How Different Users Benefit

User typeBest way to use Agora
CitizensReport community problems clearly and support useful ideas with evidence or local context.
BuildersFind real needs, improve ideas, join projects, and build practical solutions.
StudentsUse real problems as research, innovation, project, or startup opportunities.
OrganisationsIdentify needs, launch challenges, review submissions, and support verified solutions.
Public institutionsUnderstand recurring community concerns and spot practical collaboration opportunities.

How to Get Better Results

  • Write titles that name the actual issue, not just your frustration.
  • Update your profile so people understand what you can contribute.
  • Comment with useful evidence, questions, or improvements instead of noise.
  • Follow up when someone responds. Ideas die when the author disappears.
  • Use the support page when something on the platform breaks or confuses you.

What Not to Do

  • Do not post passwords, private codes, identity numbers, bank details, or confidential documents publicly.
  • Do not use Agora for insults, threats, harassment, scams, or unrelated advertising.
  • Do not exaggerate a problem to get attention. Bad evidence weakens good causes.
  • Do not wait for everything to be perfect. A clear first version is enough to start.