On 11/6/07, Bill McGonigle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most groups of which I'm a member use the "short-short
> version" ...

  Something like this, I think would be appropriate.

> The primary benefit is that nobody feels they didn't have a chance to
> speak ...

  At the most recent meeting, it was largely a free-for-all, which
meant that loud mouths like me monopolized the discussion. That's
neither fair nor right.  I think some kind of "flow control" or
"collision avoidance" mechanism is needed.

> We did some of this at the Board meeting, and I think it worked out
> just fine.

  The problem is that we had a formal vote on only two things, and one
of them was the motion to adjourn.  :)  There were other things which
really should have been put to a formal vote, but never were.  Nobody
yelled "I object!" on the audio record, but that's not the same thing.
 I would like there to something a bit more positive-assurance.  :)

-- Ben
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