Gov/en/Portal:Institutions/Decision-Making: Difference between revisions

{{KidsIntro|Who decides things at WikiDeal? Everyone can help write the rules, like on Wikipedia: you do not need to win an election to propose a good idea. Groups of users send delegates to a big assembly, and that assembly chooses small teams of 5, 7 or 9 people to run things. For money, the rule is simple: services should cost what they really cost, and what is left over goes back to the community.}}

{{ExpertIntro|Proposed decision-making model of WikiDeal, offered as a basis for discussion. Legislative: entirely open, Wikipedia-style; anyone bringing solutions can propose and evolve the rules, no election needed to legislate. Agenda and elections: an assembly of delegates, formed by delegates of the user groups and by users who entrust their voting right to a delegate; delegates act as facilitators, advisers and WikiDeal resource persons, and the assembly elects the executives. Executive: collegial councils of 5, 7 or 9 members depending on scale, at each of the three levels (User Groups, Rings of Trust, global governance), with 9 envisaged at the global level, the exact figure remaining open. Voting: the method matches the decision, up to Condorcet ballots for complex cases (see the Voting portal). Money: at-cost management and redistribution, in the cooperative tradition.}}

 

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