If (like me) you've despaired of the COP process recently, you might want to look at the defence mounted by Ashish Ghadiali (Radical Ecology), which focusses on the longer term contribution of the process, and (although he doesn't use this phrase) suggests we need to be careful of making the perfect the enemy of the good; I may not be totally convinced, but neither can I easily dismiss his position. Have a read & see what you think?
"the longer term contribution of the process," I think is us here on Fediverse and not waiting for other things so much...
@ChrisMayLA6 Quick reply aesthetically - I took from just what you said about him focusing "on the longer term contribution of the process," which I think #Fediverse can do with what we each love to do if we can put that first instead of fear.
The micro-increments in working FOR each other rather than expecting a bigger unit or group or project or whatever we expect voting.
The every day is the key even if Ashish Ghadiali didn't mean this.
2 people is all it takes to could start a bit of looking and plenty of people with free time and free work offered (I have done this and my experiences and it measurable shows the little focus on each other and uptake on relationship building - even free work. Actually people are perhaps in paid-only mode and giving that legitimacy which is what you get and blocking too.
