On Sat, Nov 29, 2014 at 01:35:05PM +0100, Thierry wrote:
> If a single person (or a small group) organizes the decision process for
> the community, then it is not by the community. I think this
> organizational task is also a collective task (this prevents situations
> like the one that is happening), hence i would not call that leading (if i
> still trust the on-line dictionary). Everybody should feel the right
> (perhaps even the duty) of doing such collective organization tasks, for
> example i opposed the way the text was written to the fact of opening an
> empty page on the wiki, but then Vincent opened it as anybody could have
> done, and i hope anybody can contribute, not only in giving feedback or
> fill existing wiki pages, but also in calling for feedback and creating
> wiki pages (or any kind of organization task). I guess we agree on that
> point, but i wanted to make it clear, i do not see any particularity of
> organization compared to other tasks, this is not a reserved area.
Ok, I see your point. My view on leading is that it's never exclusive.
The role of the leader is to make whatever the task is about happen;
but if more people make it happen, so much the better. Granted that's
indeed not everybody's view on leading, so it's good to clarify.
Cheers,
Nicolas
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http://Nicolas.Thiery.name/
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