Community members decide, by voting. Every submitted idea first receives written AI editorial feedback, which never blocks anything and casts no vote. Ideas then go to the community, and the best-supported are scheduled as programming. Staff handle whether something can practically be produced, not whether it deserves to be.
No. It never blocks a submission and never casts a vote. It returns written editorial notes across clarity, originality, social impact, engagement and feasibility, and you can revise and resubmit as many times as you like.
Yes, a free one. Voting is attributed so that results mean something, and browsing ideas requires no account at all.
It stays in the pool rather than being discarded. Feasibility problems are often about timing, access or consent, and those change. The vote is not wasted.
No. Counts shown are the counts cast. Kind Channel is new, so these numbers are currently small, and inflating them would be a straightforward misrepresentation of how much support an idea has.