To submit a proposal in 1Cademy, you must click on the "post" icon, which changes its color to green. Before the submission can be completed, you are required to provide both a "summary" and "reasoning" for your proposal.

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To create a node you have to submit your proposal so that if it is accepted by the community, your modifications will be applied. To create a new node you can click the Pencil icon in the toolbar, the proposal panel appears on the right sidebar of the page. You can propose different kinds of nodes. When you chose one of those node types, a new blank node appears on the map. You can apply your modifications to that blank node and submit your proposal to be reviewed by others. To submit your proposal you need to provide a summary of your proposal (usually 3-6 words) and Justification why you propose this specific modification on the map.

Creating a new node by submitting a proposal

To propose any improvements on a node or any type of new child node for a node, it is required to provide justification and reasoning for why and how your proposed modifications on the map can help other 1Cademists.

Proposal reasoning

1.Concept 
2.Relation
3.Question
4.Code
5.Reference
6.Idea
7.Improvements

Types of child node proposal

In the 1Cademy proposal panel, users must provide a concise summary of their proposed changes (typically 3–6 words) before submission. This summary is displayed in the active proposals list on the sidebar, allowing other 1Cademists to click and view the full proposal details and the proposer's avatar.

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