The human moment

People may leave a public discussion feeling engaged but unsure where the conversation continues. In Dhawal Laheri's Tap Tap Go vision, an organiser's connected identity could help preserve a clear route to public information. The profile would explain the organiser's role and point toward the actual process through which residents can learn more or participate.

The possibility worth exploring

The opportunity is continuity between a shared conversation and informed involvement. Public resources should distinguish confirmed meetings, proposals and open questions. A profile must not imply official authority that the person does not hold, or suggest that a click substitutes for a formal submission. Its useful role is to make the responsible people and published next steps easier to identify.

Imagine this

Imagine this community scene

Imagine residents discussing a proposed community venue at an open meeting. A volunteer organiser shares a profile linking to the published proposal and the stated feedback process. People can read further and choose whether to participate through the appropriate channel.

Make it practical.

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