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@ -37,11 +37,11 @@ The required 100% consensus also means that a very small minority can block a de
### week 2
The point is discussed again but now a rough consensus of %80 is applied to reach a decision (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rough_consensus). If the small minority of last week was not able to convince enough fellow members the decision will be passed with rough consensus of %80. When their viewpoint make enough sense to fellow members, critical mass must be found to reach a new compromise. All members joining the discussion must strive to reach the rough consensus, to build the compromise. Not doing so is not being excellent.
The point is discussed again but now a rough consensus of 80% is applied to reach a decision (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rough_consensus). If the small minority of last week was not able to convince enough fellow members the decision will be passed with rough consensus of 80%. When their viewpoint makes enough sense to fellow members, critical mass must be found to reach a new compromise. All members joining the discussion must strive to reach the rough consensus, to build the compromise. Not doing so is not being excellent.
### week 3
When all has failed, or the problem is too controversial, but a decision is still required the below point system will be used to reach a decision.
When all has failed, or the problem is too controversial, but a decision is still required the point system below will be used to reach a decision.
### Point system
@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ The point system is a **last-resort** option. This should not be the general pro
* The minority will gain from convincing the majority that their idea is not completely ridiculous.
* People have the ability to vote for, and thereby support, multiple ideas.
In the point system, every voter gets some points that he can distribute between the different options.
In the point system, every voter gets some points that they can distribute between the different options.
#### Examples
@ -99,5 +99,5 @@ However, extreme ideas will not be able to "win". With extreme ideas, the outcom
## Individual
* Every individual has his/her own responsibility's as a member of the group, and thus requires his/her own decision model.
* Every individual has their own responsibilities as a member of the group, and thus requires their own decision model.
* An individual is free to choose their own decision model, but keep in mind that you are part of a group.