[Noisebridge-discuss] In Defense of Consensus
Johny Radio
johnyradio at gmail.com
Thu Mar 27 20:35:54 UTC 2014
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From: "Matthew Senate" <mattsenate at gmail.com>
>By making decisions more "effective", I mean hacks to more accurately
>represent the interests and sentiments of the individual participants
I think you're saying that your priority is to make sure everyone has a
"voice". For me, effective means creating a project that fulfills it's
Mission. If NB's Mission is to provide technical infrastructure, and it
fails at that, then the process is not "effective"-- even if everyone
has a "voice."
>Otherwise decisions can be hasty, rough around the edges, and
>misfitting.
Well, we already have "rough around the edges, and misfitting" at
Noisebridge-- if we're talking about technical infrastructure. I sense
you don't much care about that.
>I personally contend that efficiency and speed are not always the most
>important aspect of a decision-making process
i contend that if an oscilloscope is broken, i'm very comfortable
delegating the authority to get it fixed or replaced to someone else. I
don't need a "voice" in that. What i need is an oscilloscope.
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