Q: What if I'm elected but can't commit to 4 events? Be transparent with your breakout room about your availability. It's better to decline and let someone else serve than to be an absent delegate. If emergencies arise during your term, communicate with your council and provide written input when possible.
Q: Can I refuse election as a delegate? Absolutely. Being elected is an invitation, not an obligation. Simply tell your room you cannot serve this term, and they'll elect someone else.
Q: How are disagreements within councils resolved? Councils discuss until they're ready to vote, then use the 2/3 threshold. There's no requirement for unanimity - disagreement is expected and healthy.
Q: What types of proposals are inappropriate? Proposals should relate to Eden Fractal's operations and mission. Personal disputes, actions outside our scope, or proposals violating our core values would be rejected.
Q: How quickly can urgent proposals be approved? If truly urgent and councils agree, a proposal can be submitted and approved in the same Eden Town Hall session - roughly 1 hour from submission to approval.
Q: What happens if we can't get 3 councils to approve something important? This indicates lack of broad consensus. The proposal may need revision, more discussion, or simply isn't right for the community at this time.
Q: Can previous decisions be reversed? Yes, through a new proposal. This requires the same 3/4 council approval, ensuring stability while allowing for adaptation.
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