# Take part

_Mykyta Zagamula; edited with AI assistance · updated 2026-09-13_

One precise source, argument or objection can change a page and the direction of the work that follows. Choose the question closest to you and propose a concrete addition.

## Who does this

**Mykyta Zagamula** — Author of the philosophical frame and curator of the initial corpus.

**AI assistance** — Claude and Codex help structure the material, edit the texts and check the links. Decisions about the movement’s development remain with the author.

## What exactly is needed

### Technical reader

- **Point to a source** — The cheapest first contribution. Someone seeing us for the first time can find the work we missed.
- **Give a number** — Our quantitative claims are the weakest part. Anyone who can count may outdo us here within an hour.

### Philosopher

- **Write an argument** — This needs someone who can build a line of reasoning. It is the very work academic philosophy is short of.
- **Refute it** — We ask for objections separately. A position nobody has tried to break is worth nothing.

### Generalist

- **Ask a question** — Anyone with a broad view can see a gap we did not. It is the most valuable contribution and the easiest one.

All gaps: https://synchronism.top/en/holes/

## What happens after your message

1. **Choose one item** — Open a task on a page or in the general list of gaps. You can also propose a new question.
2. **Send your contribution** — Press the button next to the task — it opens the bot @synchronism_bot already carrying that task’s context. Then simply write your argument, source or objection in a single message.
3. **The contribution is reviewed** — The curator checks the content and, where needed, clarifies it with the contributor. Adding a source, changing a position and opening a new question all depend on the outcome of that review.
4. **The result stays in the corpus** — An accepted contribution appears on the relevant page. Whether and how you are named is agreed with you; a reasoned disagreement can also become part of the material.

## Write

Telegram @synchronism_bot — https://t.me/synchronism_bot

## Different depths of participation

**Read and follow** — Open the questions, use the glossary, and share links to the texts you think are worth attention.

**Make a single contribution** — Choose one unfinished task. Taking part does not require agreeing with every position of the movement.

**Work on a question for longer** — Propose a direction you are willing to gather material in or develop an argument for. Curation and working groups can grow around that kind of real work.

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Canonical page: https://synchronism.top/en/work/
Take part: https://synchronism.top/en/work/