Activity Listings & Selection Table
What Is a Listing?
A listing is how you turn your activities into action and progress.
It’s your way of saying:
“Here’s something that matters. Who wants to help?”
Whether it’s a bold idea, a burning frustration, a local problem, or a call for support — every listing is a signal to the world. It lets others understand what you care about, and gives them the chance to join forces with you.
There’s no right or wrong — just the listings that match your intention and what you’re ready to act on.
You don’t need to be perfect, polished, or even certain.
You just need to post what’s real in your eyes, as you see it.
Why Listings Matter
Every big shift starts small — with a listing.
And the more you post, the more change becomes possible.
Want inspiration? [View examples of high-impact listings →]
How Listings Work on Ideas-Shared
You choose a listing type based on what you’re trying to do:
Each listing is visible to the Ideas-Shared community. As people engage, your listing gains momentum — rising up the Top 100, attracting allies, and unlocking the steps needed to reach results.
Think of it like lighting a beacon — then building a team to respond.
Activity Selection
Here’s the 7 Step Process, showing other key to-do’s:
Everything we strive for on Ideas-Shared boils down to listings that help members:
Other benefits — like saving time, money, or unlocking opportunities — naturally follow. But they’re all downstream of action taken in pursuit of those three primary goals.
Choosing The Right ‘Objective-Based’ Activity Listing Type
As you can see in the table below, we have listed the 3 primary objectives, that each of your listings are trying to achieve, it can be any or all of them.
The suggested ‘activity type’ column shows the kind of listings worth posting to realise the objective. You may want to post multiple listings to achieve your ultimate goal. This can be with different stakeholders as needed, and run as connected activities.
Use the table below to choose the right type of listing based on your objective — what you want to achieve — and explore the types and consequences that fit.
These outcomes aren’t guaranteed — but they become more likely when enough people care, commit, and act together. That’s why visibility, collaboration, and follow-through matter.
| Listing Objective | Suggested Activity Listing Types | Consequences |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ Create Awareness | Article Listing Question Listing Announcement Listing Opinion Listing Discussion Listing | Typical Consequences: 1. Visibility and public discussion of the issue 2. Shifting mindsets or cultural narratives 3. Raising public understanding or empathy 4. Surfacing hidden truths or inconvenient facts 5. Challenging accepted norms or assumptions 6. Stimulating new questions or conversations 7. Highlighting urgency or risk 8. Creating shared language around an issue 9. Influencing media coverage or public figures |
| ⛔ Stop Negative Outcomes | Rant Listing Problem Listing Opinion Listing Help Request Listing Event Listing Ad Listing | Typical Consequences: 1. Withdrawal of public support (e.g. financial, social, political) 2. Cancellation of donations, memberships, subscriptions 3. Boycotts or refusal to engage (civil resistance) 4. Formal complaints or legal actions 5. Exposure of wrongdoing or double standards 6. Social pressure on those responsible 7. Decline in participation, adoption, or sales 8. Organised protest or mass non-cooperation (peaceful) 9. Cultural or reputational damage to harmful actors 10. Policy changes triggered by public action |
| 🌱 Co-Create New Realities | Idea Listing Solution Listing Job Listing Event Listing Help Offer Listing Tutorial Listing Place Listing Discussion Listing Announcement Listing | Typical Consequences: 1. New solutions tested and adopted 2. Prototypes, pilots, or MVPs launched 3. New groups or communities formed 4. New narratives or visions gain traction 5. Funding, time, or resources mobilised 6. Collective skills applied to create change 7. New laws, initiatives, or services introduced 8. Fractured efforts become coordinated progress 9. Practical outcomes delivered and scaled 10. Existing systems redesigned or replaced |
| 🔁 Flexible (All Objectives) | Ambition Listing Help Request Listing Help Offer Listing Event Listing Discussion Listing | Consequences depend on intent, but might include: 1. Bringing new people together 2. Refining or re-framing challenges 3. Discovering hidden allies or resources 4. Surfacing next opportunities 5. Turning dormant ambition into action |
Want help? See examples of each listing type → Idea Listing, Rant Listing, Problem Listing, Solution Listing, Event Listing, Place Listing, Ad Listing, Discussion Listing, Recommendation Listing, Article Listing, Fun Stuff Listing, Tutorial Listing, Help Request Listing, Question Listing, Opinion Listing, Job Listing, Help Offer Listing, and an Announcement Listing,
Once you have decided on the listing type, click on + Add Activity Listing in the menu to draft and post the listing. Then continue with the 7 Step Process.
Note that we all have to be prepared to plan and execute the tasks needed to deliver the intended consequences.
Progress doesn’t require permission — just participation. Every listing you post is a step toward something better. Refine as you go. Just don’t sit still.