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#2 DGOV Council Main Topic

AH Aeon Hochberg Tue 29 Oct 2019 10:44AM Public Seen by 133

Let's discuss the Main Topic for the next council and make a decision

PT

Phoebe Tickell Wed 30 Oct 2019 6:16PM

 
-3 - “Shared Vision of creating human centric and sustainable governance systems”
 
-2 - “The future of scalable and wise decision making.”
 
-1 - “Better decision making in self-organised groups.”
 
0 - “The Vision of creating human centric and sustainable governance systems”
 
1 - “Human centric distributed governance.”
 
2 - “The Journey of Distributed Governance”
 
3 - “The Vision of Holistic Governance in a global context”

@Aeon Hochberg can you add the option to do a poll from the dgov community? Thx

PT

Phoebe Tickell Tue 29 Oct 2019 1:00PM

Oops - I didn’t mean to vote yet, just to comment. @Aeon Hochberg can you include one more option: “poll dgov community for opinion” please? Thanks!

AH

Aeon Hochberg Tue 29 Oct 2019 1:28PM

I Think we then should make a poll either way

AH

Aeon Hochberg Tue 29 Oct 2019 1:29PM

Please share how you imagine how to decide on the Main Topic (together with the community)

TB

Tim B. Wed 30 Oct 2019 6:11PM

I think the current second most voted title is the better one as it is more describtive but I believe it needs some change in the wording: “Shared Vision of creating human centric and sustainable governance systems” to "Creating Human Centric and Scalable Governance Systems."

TB

Change proposal two and get rid of "The Vision..." to make it shorter and more concise.

proposal by Tim B. Closed Sun 3 Nov 2019 6:02PM

"Creating Human Centric and Scalable Governance Systems." - scalable has meaning and it also means it sustainable if not it's not scalable. But sustainable is difficult word as it has little meaning in itself. If we go with a word like that I would rather go with "anti fragile".

Results

Results Option Votes % of votes cast % of eligible voters
Agree 3 100 50 E TB AH
Abstain 0 0 0  
Disagree 0 0 0  
Block 0 0 0  
Undecided 3 50 PT MS AB

3 of 6 votes cast (50% participation)