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“Hey, look at how many people have connections with or have collaborated with other people in this same industry even though they’re at different companies now
by wallacoloo 7y ago
“Hey, look at how many people have connections with or have collaborated with other people in this same industry even though they’re at different companies now.” Um, ok. That’s kind of how the world works.
But I did find one quote interesting:
> The Senate is a deliberative body with 100 members, each of whom has a single, equal vote,” she adds. “But I’ve seen quite clearly that an equal vote is not the same as an equal say. So I have real concerns about who will get to ask the questions, who will get to set the agenda.”
Because there is a lot more to governance than just casting votes. But the article didn’t go into any detail about what membership in Libra actually entails (maybe that’s already been covered?)
- jfengel 7y agoIndeed: the actual votes are among the least important parts of it. It's not whether you're voting up or down on something, but precisely what that something says. The actual vote is generally a foregone conclusion. The writing is, like any other collaborative document, a vast exercise in managing people's differing priorities, both on this issue and in other outside issues.