StratML Narrative - Case Use of Votorola?

[Thomas von der Elbe]

Hey Alex,

I just read through your text. First, ofc it's easy to imagine how 
Votorola comes into play. It's the perfect usecase for it.

Then, Owen Ambur is one of the active makers of statml and also a member 
in the metagov-list. We have been talking with him about using stratml 
in Votorola.

Then you write: 10. An active amendment that remains unopposed for 30 
days will be integrated into the active strategy document immediately, 
creating a new version of the active strategy document

I see a possible problem. E.g. three bad guys over-float the rest of the 
group with countless active amandments, until they cannot keep up 
opposing anymore. I would prefer a majority rule like: at least 60% of 
the owners must vote for the amandment for at least 4 weeks.

Then there is also no more use for: 2. A group of 3 or more owning 
members may propose an amendment to the active strategy document.

Because every single owner could propose one without harm.

An additional good thing with Votorola would be: If an amandment can not 
climb higher then 50% for instance, people can propose improvements for 
the amandment. You know the tree: Improvements for improvements for 
improvements for documents. Which pobably makes the most sense, when the 
number of participants is getting higher.

So it all sounds good! Are you actually going to do it? Or how far are 
you already with the cafe?

Mike is off-line for a few days, he'll probably reply later too.

Thomas


Alex Rollin schrieb:
> I wrote this little piece today.  I've spoken in the past about what I
> want to use Votorola for.  Basically I want touse it to draft things
> democratically.
>
> I've been involved in a few conversations the last couple of days that
> centered on "what is this group doing" in the context of several
> groups.
>
> This little piece uses the drafting and redrafting of a StratML
> document as the goal of what is basically a legislative process.
>
> When you read the piece you might imagine how Votorola would be used
> for carrying out the voting and maintaining the draft.
>
> Well, that's the hope at least ;)
>
> I realize there are some mismatches, and I wrote it anyways!  Any and
> all feedback welcome!
>
> http://alexrollin.com/content/stratml-production-groups
>
> Alex Rollin