Why volunteering is hard
A group may need action while the cost falls on whoever steps forward. In that setting, everyone has a reason to wait.
This can create delays, resentment, or invisible dependence on the same few contributors.
Why decision signals help
Before assigning work, a group may need to know which outcomes people value most and where there is real willingness to prioritize the issue.
A simple poll can show approval but not whether the group sees the task as urgent or worth scarce attention.
How Nicolas relates
Nicolas can help teams or communities rank potential interventions by costly preference intensity.
It does not make someone volunteer, but it can clarify which problems the group most wants solved.