Successful game designers - those have millions of users have done a good job of hijacking the brains of their users. I was playing Gardenscape by Playrix on the bank holiday and it made me think of it. They have all kinds of tricks to make you come back and play and when you start playing to keep you playing more and more. I'd like to see some gamifying into Simpleology to make it fun and to give rewards and think about how you can get people to continue with tasks/come back daily to do streaks of work and to be able to give different points for different tasks for example if you spend too much time learning then those are worth less points than thinking/action tasks. Doing streaks of things like Business Growth tasks build up a treasure chest. The other thing they all implement is small teams where you can join teams and earn points for your teams.

The only thing I have found that attempts to gamify tasks/chores are choremonster and habitica but both are limited and also ideally I would like everything in one system.

Use the same brain hacks that game companies use to get people doing productive things and getting hooked on it.

Issue with the voting system as it stands is that new ideas are going to be relegated to after page 30 and most people are only going to look at the first few pages unless they search to see if already suggested. Perhaps can randomly rotate other ideas to the front page or something to give other ideas exposure. Unless that has already been thought of.