Mark a place, publish an idea, vote, comment, mobilise support and make community backing visible. The production version adds a database, moderation and real map pins.
Pin a real place on the map, describe what could improve and let the neighbourhood vote, add suggestions and help. A popular pin is not a permit — but it is much better evidence than “I hear from many people that…”.
Make the crossing more visible, slow traffic and test a school street at peak moments.
Trees, movable benches and a small water feature could make the square more usable in summer.
Every idea gets the opportunity to grow. From an initial suggestion by local residents to a concrete initiative, people can follow what happens next, which ideas are prioritised and which ones ultimately become reality. This keeps the process transparent and turns community involvement into real progress.