Contribute
How to submit experiments, dispute claims, translate and partner with the atlas — and the rules every contribution follows.
Ways to contribute
- Submit an experiment. Failures, closures and paper proposals are as welcome as successes. An editor verifies every submission before it appears on the map.
- Dispute a claim. Open any claim and attach a source that contradicts or qualifies it. Disputes are logged on the claim's history.
- Translate. Entries are written in English first; Russian translations are reviewed like any other change.
- Design in the Lab. Build a polity configuration, run the analysis and publish it for others to fork.
- Partner. Research institutions can co-publish datasets and studies under our methodology.
Contribution rules
- Cite sources. Every factual statement needs at least one source. Primary sources are preferred.
- Separate facts from interpretation. Use the epistemic statuses: established, theory, disputed, hypothesis, forecast.
- No invented numbers. If a figure is unknown, say so.
- Disclose connections. If you have a connection to a project you write about, say so; it will be shown on the page.
- Be civil. Disputes are about evidence, not people.
Accepted contributions are published under CC BY-SA 4.0; structured data under ODbL.
Last verified 2026-10-23