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| − | Consensus Polling is an online decision-making method that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to not only give input to the decision-makers, but to actually craft a collaborative solution. Consensus | + | Consensus Polling is an online decision-making method that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to not only give input to the decision-makers, but to actually craft a collaborative solution. Consensus polling leaves communities feeling "whole," rather than in conflict, as with some other methods. |
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Introduction
Consensus Polling is an online decision-making method that allows groups to make creative decisions that just about everyone feels good about, decisions that last. Consensus polling allows everyone to not only give input to the decision-makers, but to actually craft a collaborative solution. Consensus polling leaves communities feeling "whole," rather than in conflict, as with some other methods.
Why consensus polling works?
- Consensus polling gives people a chance to efficiently express their views.
- The decisions made through consensus polling are almost unanimous.
- Provides a platform for open discussions.
- Participates are the decision-makers.
