I believe the crisis we are having right now reflects issues, among which is the communication among the members before they make their decision.
Forum is (very) limited and if we limit ourselves to it, we ll have a short sighted and limited decision making process.
I would like to start a discussion about why we are using a discourse forum and generate ideas about optimal communications tools.
For example, makerDAO is having a weekly recorded shareholder meeting-- Not that they are succesful or that is efficient, just that we can think of many other ways.
Like your approach, but with shareholders in different timezones and a desire to stay anonymous or pseudo-anonymous for good reasons limits us to this platform.
An online audio or video chat with a good chair would be far more effective but I don’t believe it is in the realm of possibilities for a decentralised worldwide group of shareholders. I can be wrong though.
Wow, interesting.
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