Can you elaborate on the notion that you can be overruled? Your original post largely described a top-down Authoritarian model, with you being Supreme Ruler.
How would you handle it if someone identifies the environment as abusive, and therefor refuses to suggest anyone else join such an environment?
You discuss taking a financial hit, but I’ve previously objected that you have no visible stake in this. Do you have a dedicated savings account that can reasonably cover that hit? What if the environment is found abusive, and multiple people leave?
Anyone entering your group is signing a legal contract binding them to pay rent for six months. What legal commitments are you willing to make regarding exit protocols?
I notice that you are unusually unable to notice yourself jumping to conclusions. As a challenge, can you find the conclusions you’re still jumping to, above, without curiosity or caveat? Note the plural on “conclusions.”
An excellent question whose answer I’m interested in exposing to literally anyone other than you, the troll, and cousin_it. Also, a question that has been openly and actively discussed and is not yet fully finalized, but boils down to “pretty close to the obvious stuff about voting majorities.”
I am not and have not at any point required that “people should proselytize this, and encourage others to join.” So, I wouldn’t object or find it unreasonable if someone didn’t encourage others to join.
You’ve previously talked out of your butt without ever expressing curiosity as to my visible stake in this. So, repeat my answer to 1: a fine question, which everyone is encouraged to feel curiosity about, and which I’d be motivated and eager to discuss with the potential participants and everyone except you, the troll, and cousin_it.
Similarly, an excellent question that I don’t think is any of your business, though I continue to endorse the fact that I’ve voluntarily made it the good 97% of LessWrong’s business. And I know this is giving away part of the answer, but you just assumed that people would be signing lease agreements with me rather than with the owner of whatever house we rent (and therefore that I would have some fully controlling role in determining exit protocols, rather than simply being a coordinator and a negotiator).
I used the word visible to make it clear that there might be some stake which is not visible to me. If you have made your stakes visible in this thread, I’ll admit I missed it—can you please provide a link?
Can you elaborate on the notion that you can be overruled? Your original post largely described a top-down Authoritarian model, with you being Supreme Ruler.
How would you handle it if someone identifies the environment as abusive, and therefor refuses to suggest anyone else join such an environment?
You discuss taking a financial hit, but I’ve previously objected that you have no visible stake in this. Do you have a dedicated savings account that can reasonably cover that hit? What if the environment is found abusive, and multiple people leave?
Anyone entering your group is signing a legal contract binding them to pay rent for six months. What legal commitments are you willing to make regarding exit protocols?
I notice that you are unusually unable to notice yourself jumping to conclusions. As a challenge, can you find the conclusions you’re still jumping to, above, without curiosity or caveat? Note the plural on “conclusions.”
An excellent question whose answer I’m interested in exposing to literally anyone other than you, the troll, and cousin_it. Also, a question that has been openly and actively discussed and is not yet fully finalized, but boils down to “pretty close to the obvious stuff about voting majorities.”
I am not and have not at any point required that “people should proselytize this, and encourage others to join.” So, I wouldn’t object or find it unreasonable if someone didn’t encourage others to join.
You’ve previously talked out of your butt without ever expressing curiosity as to my visible stake in this. So, repeat my answer to 1: a fine question, which everyone is encouraged to feel curiosity about, and which I’d be motivated and eager to discuss with the potential participants and everyone except you, the troll, and cousin_it.
Similarly, an excellent question that I don’t think is any of your business, though I continue to endorse the fact that I’ve voluntarily made it the good 97% of LessWrong’s business. And I know this is giving away part of the answer, but you just assumed that people would be signing lease agreements with me rather than with the owner of whatever house we rent (and therefore that I would have some fully controlling role in determining exit protocols, rather than simply being a coordinator and a negotiator).
I used the word visible to make it clear that there might be some stake which is not visible to me. If you have made your stakes visible in this thread, I’ll admit I missed it—can you please provide a link?