The Shared Dawn
Civic ritual for a fictional civilisation
I am launching The Shared Dawn, a public internet ritual where humanity votes on one law every six hours for a fictional civilisation.
Each cycle has a six-hour voting window. One signed-in person, one vote. When The Bell closes, the result becomes part of The Memory, a permanent public record of what was chosen and what followed.
The first civilisation is Aster, the River City, founded by famine survivors. The question I am testing is whether a product can build habit and mass appeal through consequence, memory, and shared civic imagination rather than feeds, streaks, or dashboards.
I would love founder feedback on launch strategy, trust, retention, and whether the pitch lands in one sentence:
One law every six hours. One vote each. A world that remembers.
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