To tackle the paralysis and distrust embedded in open communities after 40 years of neoliberal (#deathcult) worship, I propose a simple consensus-building process on SocialHub using the tools already available.
Proposal:
- Add a prominent, reciprocal link between SocialHub and the #SWF.
- Use a #KISS (Keep It Simple, Stupid) process to ensure grassroots decisions reflect community values and paths.
Process:
- Start a discussion on SocialHub based on a simple proposal.
- Secure 10 likes for consensus; a block requires 5 likes on an explanation.
- Review the decision in 3 months.
This approach emphasizes participation, native tools, and trust. It balances collective decision-making while avoiding bureaucratic paths that have failed in the past, such as #Indymedia’s formalized processes. By focusing on ruff, simple consensus, we can help compost the polarizing mess, rebuild trust, and empower the community to act effectively.
Let’s avoid repeating history and start a practical path to herding cats and fostering a decentralized, balanced approach! What do you think? Any ideas on how to improve the process?