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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
| − | Consensus Polling is an online decision-making process that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, resulting in decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to work together to craft a collaborative solution | + | Consensus Polling is an online decision-making process that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, resulting in decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to work together to craft a collaborative solution, instead of merely advising the decision-making body. Consensus polling leaves communities feeling "whole," and eschews the conflict endemic to other methods. |
| − | Potential | + | Potential members have the power to “tweak” the group’s agenda or objectives to their liking. The high degree of transparency and user-agency encourages new members to join the group. Consensus Polling is an obvious improvement over static terms of engagement and a voting process that too often leaves members feeling powerless, disinterested, and unengaged in a solution. |
===Why does consensus polling work?=== | ===Why does consensus polling work?=== | ||
| − | * Consensus polling gives people a chance to efficiently express their views. | + | * Consensus polling gives people a chance to [[EfficientlyExpressedSuggestions| efficiently express their views.]] |
* The decisions made through consensus polling are almost unanimous. | * The decisions made through consensus polling are almost unanimous. | ||
| − | * The process takes place in the open, where everyone can see what's happening and how it is progressing. | + | * The process takes place in the [[Transparency|open]], where everyone can see what's happening and how it is progressing. |
* Participants are the decision-makers. | * Participants are the decision-makers. | ||
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Introduction
Consensus Polling is an online decision-making process that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, resulting in decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to work together to craft a collaborative solution, instead of merely advising the decision-making body. Consensus polling leaves communities feeling "whole," and eschews the conflict endemic to other methods.
Potential members have the power to “tweak” the group’s agenda or objectives to their liking. The high degree of transparency and user-agency encourages new members to join the group. Consensus Polling is an obvious improvement over static terms of engagement and a voting process that too often leaves members feeling powerless, disinterested, and unengaged in a solution.
Why does consensus polling work?
- Consensus polling gives people a chance to efficiently express their views.
- The decisions made through consensus polling are almost unanimous.
- The process takes place in the open, where everyone can see what's happening and how it is progressing.
- Participants are the decision-makers.
