Organizational Classes - Revision history

Matteo: turned into redirect page

2006-10-12T15:58:25Z

turned into redirect page

Matteo: formating

2006-10-12T00:22:27Z

formating

Matteo: formating

2006-10-12T00:10:14Z

formating

Matteo: removed the _ in the links

2006-05-11T15:41:36Z

removed the _ in the links

Stillflame at 03:48, 11 May 2006

2006-05-11T03:48:26Z

Jeff: initial writeup

2006-05-10T19:32:49Z

initial writeup

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=[[Consensus_Class]]=
Consensus is a hard process. Instead of just listening to a decision be made or talked about, you must take an active part in it. You must decide whether this is not just a good course, but the best course you can think of. You must find the niggling details and problems. Welcome to active decisionmaking.

=[[Facilitation_Class]]=
Meetings do not run themselves. The facilitator's job is to understand the purpose and methodology of the meeting and make sure everyone follows it. Is this discussion relevant to the purpose of this group? Is this discussion repetitive? Should we ask someone else to do this? The variety of levels of thought needed to make a good facilitator sometimes makes this seem impossible.

=[[Reversed Hierarchy Class]]=
Why does FreeGeek's hierarchy seem different than most? Why do some say there is no hierarchy? We'll talk about how FreeGeek's different, and what the benefits and drawbacks are.

[[Category:Classes]]

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−	Meetings do not run themselves. The facilitator's job is to understand the purpose and methodology of the meeting and make sure everyone follows it. Is this discussion relevant to the purpose of this group? Is this discussion repetitive? Should we ask someone else to do this? The variety of levels of thought needed to make a good facilitator sometimes makes this seem impossible.
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−	~~Why does FreeGeek's hierarchy seem different than most? Why do some say there is no hierarchy? We'll talk about how FreeGeek's different, and what the benefits and drawbacks are.~~
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	Consensus is a hard process. Instead of just listening to a decision be made or talked about, you must take an active part in it. You must decide whether this is not just a good course, but the best course you can think of. You must find the niggling details and problems. Welcome to active decisionmaking.		Consensus is a hard process. Instead of just listening to a decision be made or talked about, you must take an active part in it. You must decide whether this is not just a good course, but the best course you can think of. You must find the niggling details and problems. Welcome to active decisionmaking.

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-=[[Consensus Class]]=
+===[[Consensus Class]]===
 Consensus is a hard process. Instead of just listening to a decision be made or talked about, you must take an active part in it. You must decide whether this is not just a good course, but the best course you can think of. You must find the niggling details and problems. Welcome to active decisionmaking.
-=[[Facilitation Class]]=
+===[[Facilitation Class]]===
 Meetings do not run themselves. The facilitator's job is to understand the purpose and methodology of the meeting and make sure everyone follows it. Is this discussion relevant to the purpose of this group? Is this discussion repetitive? Should we ask someone else to do this? The variety of levels of thought needed to make a good facilitator sometimes makes this seem impossible.
-=[[Reversed Hierarchy Class]]=
+===[[Reversed Hierarchy Class]]===
 Why does FreeGeek's hierarchy seem different than most? Why do some say there is no hierarchy? We'll talk about how FreeGeek's different, and what the benefits and drawbacks are.

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 =[[Consensus_Class]]=
 Consensus is a hard process. Instead of just listening to a decision be made or talked about, you must take an active part in it. You must decide whether this is not just a good course, but the best course you can think of. You must find the niggling details and problems. Welcome to active decisionmaking.
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 [[Category:Classes]]