Do-ocracy - Revision history

193.29.60.150: /* Don't be afraid to do what you need to do */

2023-03-01T01:28:43Z

Don't be afraid to do what you need to do

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	If you make a change that isn't terribly easy to undo, such as moving a projector, or which has impacts that can't be undone, such as putting a video on the projector that's potentially triggering of epilepsy, it's good to be accountable to those impacted by the change. Make sure that people know who made the change, so that they can clarify what's going on and how they're impacted. Write notes, post in Slack or on the mailing list, make announcements in person. Let people know you're responsible for your change.		If you make a change that isn't terribly easy to undo, such as moving a projector, or which has impacts that can't be undone, such as putting a video on the projector that's potentially triggering of epilepsy, it's good to be accountable to those impacted by the change. Make sure that people know who made the change, so that they can clarify what's going on and how they're impacted. Write notes, post in Slack or on the mailing list, make announcements in person. Let people know you're responsible for your change.

	=== Don't be afraid to ~~step on people's toes~~ ===		=== Don't be afraid to do what you need to do ===

	Sometimes you'll make a change Do-ocratically ~~and someone will be unhappy with it~~. ~~That's ok. Stepping on toes is fine. But what's usually not fine is not being willing~~ to ~~talk~~ to the ~~person about the change, so~~ it~~'s best to be willing~~ to ~~resolve the problems that it may have caused~~.		Sometimes you'll make a change Do-ocratically. Realize that you have to crack eggs to make an omelet and that most of the time it is easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

	=== Use little-c consensus ===		=== Use little-c consensus ===

2603:9001:4100:4690:31BC:406F:280:6498: /* Don't be a dick */

2023-03-01T01:24:27Z

Don't be a dick

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	=== Don't be a dick ===		=== Don't be a dick ===

	Even ~~tho~~ it ~~really sucks~~ to ~~have one's project trashed, or~~ a ~~workshop turned inside out by a project, or the like~~, don't be a dick to the person who did it. Aggression and hostility ~~are widely considered Unexcellent and~~ you ~~may find yourself asked~~ to ~~leave if you can't keep that under control. Instead of immediately talking to person who made the change, take some time to think about~~ the situation~~. Drink some herbal tea, smoke some weed, go for a jog. Give your limbic system time to relax~~.		Even though it is extremely inconvenient to come back to a shop where everything is not where you left it, don't be a dick to the person who did it. Aggression and hostility should be expected; as a positive disruptor. Think first before you (re)act to the situation before you.

	=== Do-er's Decide, Non-Do-er's Stand Aside ===		=== Do-er's Decide, Non-Do-er's Stand Aside ===

Mrtophatjones: /* Use little-c consensus */

2022-08-10T04:34:57Z

Use little-c consensus

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	If you're concerned that a change may be a little too impactful to just do, and you want to make sure it's ok to do, speak to the people who are likely to be impacted. Be willing to find outcomes that everyone can live with.		If you're concerned that a change may be a little too impactful to just do, and you want to make sure it's ok to do, speak to the people who are likely to be impacted. Be willing to find outcomes that everyone can live with.

	If you dissent with a doacratic motion, start a conversation, blocking without engagement to find compromise is not excellent.		If you dissent with a doacratic motion, start a conversation, blocking without engagement to find compromise is not excellent.

Mrtophatjones: /* Use little-c consensus */

2022-08-10T04:33:01Z

Use little-c consensus

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	If you're concerned that a change may be a little too impactful to just do, and you want to make sure it's ok to do, speak to the people who are likely to be impacted. Be willing to find outcomes that everyone can live with.		If you're concerned that a change may be a little too impactful to just do, and you want to make sure it's ok to do, speak to the people who are likely to be impacted. Be willing to find outcomes that everyone can live with.
			If you dissent with a doacratic motion, start a conversation, blocking without engagement to find compromise is not excellent.

	=== Don't use an either/or approach ===		=== Don't use an either/or approach ===

Mrtophatjones: /* Don't use an either/or approach */

2022-08-10T04:21:10Z

Don't use an either/or approach

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	=== Don't use an either/or approach ===		=== Don't use an either/or approach ===

	If the particular thing you want to do ~~isn't ok~~, either before or after the fact, explore other options. Try to achieve everyone's end goals, while being flexible with how you get there. It's often not the case that your only options are ''Do What You Want To Do'' vs. ''Do What They Want To Do''. Usually you can find some other, third path to things which everyone can live with.		If the particular thing you want to do is not supported by small-c consensus, either before or after the fact, explore other options. Try to achieve everyone's end goals, while being flexible with how you get there. It's often not the case that your only options are ''Do What You Want To Do'' vs. ''Do What They Want To Do'' look for a compromise. Usually you can find some other, third path to things which everyone can live with.

	=== Be compassionate ===		=== Be compassionate ===

Lxpk at 03:57, 8 January 2022

2022-01-08T03:57:04Z

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	{{doocracy}}		{{doocracy}}

	{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>		{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, [[anarchy\|anarchist]] way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>

	It can be summed up as follows:		It can be summed up as follows:

Lxpk: /* How to do Do-ocracy */

2022-01-06T04:50:37Z

How to do Do-ocracy

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	There are no formal rules to Do-ocracy, but here are some tips for smooth functioning Do-ocracy. Don't feel obliged to do any of them.		There are no formal rules to Do-ocracy, but here are some tips for smooth functioning Do-ocracy. Don't feel obliged to do any of them.


	=== Be accountable ===		=== Be accountable ===

Lxpk at 18:26, 5 January 2022

2022-01-05T18:26:32Z

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	{{~~ManualPage~~}}		{{doocracy}}

	{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>		{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>

Lxpk at 17:23, 5 January 2022

2022-01-05T17:23:32Z

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	{{~~participation~~}}		{{ManualPage}}

	{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>		{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>

Lxpk at 17:18, 5 January 2022

2022-01-05T17:18:36Z

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	{{headerbox}}<font size=5>Do-ocracy is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>		{{headerbox}}<font size=5>'''Do-ocracy''' is a decentralized, anarchist way of deciding and managing how things get changed, and is the main way that things get done at Noisebridge.</font>

	It can be summed up as follows:		It can be summed up as follows: