> "In the end we should have just had Michael do the whole name picking in thirty minutes and been done with it." I think this overlooks the value of having ev

> "In the end we should have just had Michael do the whole name picking in thirty minutes and been done with it." I think this overlooks the value of having everyone feel that they were involved/heard. Maybe going through this process at least once is a kind of rite of passage. Next time around, no-one would be as wedded to their ideas and the process would be quicker.