OneStone
OneStone for organizations

Ask your community a hard question. Learn what sits beneath the answer.

Run a structured community study that combines measurable choices with the reasoning, concerns, and areas of agreement behind them.

01Ask

Define a consequential question, audience, and responsible organization.

02Listen

Collect choices, written responses, replies, and endorsements.

03Understand

Review traceable findings and publish what the organization heard.

From participation to insight

A report people can trace back to the discussion

OneStone combines a clear topline view with the qualitative reasoning a conventional poll leaves behind.

What participants prioritized

Which transportation investment should Atlanta prioritize next?

Regional rail expansion44%
More frequent bus service37%
Targeted road improvements19%
Finding

Reliability mattered across every position—even where participants disagreed about which investment should come first.

What the poll alone misses
  • Costwas the strongest objection to rail expansion.
  • Implementation speedwas central to support for bus frequency.
  • Reliable serviceconnected participants across all three choices.
  • Four minority concernswere retained for follow-up rather than averaged away.
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Defined audienceEstablished community

Atlanta transportation community · 800 eligible members invited

Privacy thresholdMinimum n=15

Any three-choice group comparison below 15 eligible participants is withheld.

Human approvalReview complete

Analysis reviewed and approved by Avery Robinson before publication.

Begin with one consequential question

Run a guided community study.

Start with an existing OneStone community, open participation, or a verified panel.

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