> My own simple solution would be to elect a "policy advisory committee" > > *The PAC would only consider policy areas, and only as a last resort, > where the status-quo did not enjoy evident consensus, but where repeated > community attempts to resolve the problem had proved futile. > *The PAC by majority voting would define the issues, call for evidence of > the problems, and assess the possible reform possibilities (like an > arbitration, the community free to make submissions). > *The PAC would vote and either endorse the status-quo or a "preferred > solution" > *If a preferred solution emerges, this would go for community > consultation and then be tweaked by the committee. > *The final "preferred solution" would then be set against the "status > quo" in a straight up/down community vote. > > Scott
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