Participatory Decision-Making: Introduction
Know your limits, use a system you’re confident with, even if that’s not consensus. Quick Consensus Example 1. The police have given us two minutes to leave or we’ll be arrested - any proposals? 2. I propose that we link arms and sit down 3. Any blocks? Yes - lots of us said beforehand that we didn’t want to get arrested. I propose we go.
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