Information
Useful knowledge, resources, opportunities, instructions, updates, and stories that help others understand and participate.
A developing participation tool designed to show how people, businesses, organizations, and communities create movement through Information, Marketing, Network, Positive action, and Communication.
No one scores alone. Take a position. Make a play. Pass the ball. Verify the result. Move the team.
The Human Scoreboard is intended to organize meaningful action—not simply count names, clicks, or appearances.
Useful knowledge, resources, opportunities, instructions, updates, and stories that help others understand and participate.
Visibility, outreach, promotion, advertising, and public positioning that help an initiative reach people.
Introductions and relationships that connect people, companies, communities, supporters, and opportunities.
Constructive action, support, innovation, human development, teamwork, community value, and public benefit.
Messages, responses, invitations, explanations, and continued engagement that keep participation moving.
Choose a position, make a meaningful play, pass it to another participant, verify it, and record the result. Only the play, proof, and result create points.
Choose an OSBW role describing how you or your organization participates.
Share information, create visibility, connect people, provide support, or communicate.
Connect the play to another person, business, organization, supporter, or audience.
Support the play with evidence or confirmation from another participant.
Show whether the play received a response or produced a useful completed result.
OSBW describes the contribution a participant brings into the system.
Develop, provide, fund, produce, own, or anchor something that others can use or build around.
Distribute information, create visibility, promote an initiative, or connect an audience.
Participate through leadership, lived experience, talent, culture, education, or public engagement.
Provide services, tools, logistics, transportation, technology, or operational support.
Make a play, add proof, and record the result.
Your action, proof, and result create the score. Your OSBW position and receiving player show how the play moves, but they do not add points.
As the IMNPC system develops, verified participation may connect team players to recognition and new Court of Life opportunities.