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Members: Matthias Larisch, Bodhi Neiser, Douglas Webb and fr4nk 0nf1r3

1. Decision-making in meetings is done by rough consensus or, if agreeable to a majority, by systemic consensus. (2017-03-21, ML, BN, DW, FO)
   
   1. Rough consensus: If a person puts forward a proposal and no one opposes it, it is adopted. If someone opposes it, discussion resumes on the current point.
      
      1. For clarity the proposer should be explicit in stating their proposal and in asking for opposition, for example: "I propose x. Does anyone oppose this?".
      2. Opposition can  be expressed verbally or by raised hand.
   2. Systemic consensus: If a person calls for a decision and a majority are in favor, a systemic consensus is taken, otherwise discussion resumes on the current point.
      1. For clarity the proposer should be explicit in calling for a decision and asking for a majority, "I call for a decision regarding y. Would you prefer to continue discussing... or come to a decision?".
      2. Preference is indicated by raised hands.
2. If asked to stop doing something, stop. (2017-03-22 - ML, BN, DW, FO)
3. No smoking inside the house. (2017-03-23 - ML, BN, DW, FO)

Group founded on 2017-03-21 by Matthias Larisch, Bodhi Neiser, Douglas Webb and fr4nk 0nf1r3