Questions by Sue Gardner, Executive Director of the Wikimedia Foundation | |
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| Question 1 | Can you describe a time --either in your Wikimedia work or elsewhere-- in which you were able to help people with strongly-different views reach a successful outcome on an important issue, via a consensus-seeking process? (I would define successful in this context as i) a reasonably-okay-or-better decision has been reached, and ii) the people involved end up either having achieved consensus, or still disagreeing but willing to commit to the decision made by the group.) Please also talk a little about your general approach to working towards consensus, particularly in a face-to-face context -- what works well, and what doesn't. Thank you. |
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