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When you join your local community board, it quickly dawns on you that you can chuck all your expectations about how it works right out the window. Despite having a significant role in city governance, community boards feel surprisingly ad...
If anyone describes Robert’s Rules of Order to you in any of the following ways, you should assume they don’t know what they’re talking about:
“It’s just a giant piles of rules to memorize, but who has the time for all that?”
“It’...
Most community board members do not know how community boards work, and they have no easy way to learn. This has negative consequences all throughout the community district layer of NYC government.
Community Board Club, by Open Community B...
You can find a current copy of Brooklyn CB1’s bylaws here. You can find a quickly cleaned up, legible version of them that I made here.
If you want to know how your community board works, a good first step is just reading their bylaws. If...
Social evaporative cooling is a well-observed phenomenon in communities.1 It uses the metaphor of evaporation (like in sweat) to explain the steady outflow of talent from groups. Let’s take a look at an example:
Let’s say you have a commun...
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