Governance

• Governance must be both participatory and decisive, transparent and efficient, avoiding the extremes of bureaucracy and autocracy.
• Representative government fails through corruption, and pure consensus fails through endless process; cadres strike a balance.
• Use committee-based representatives while keeping the group under Dunbar's number for agility.
• Sortition, recallability, Robert's Rules, and bylaws all guard against the concentration of power.
• Subsidiarity and democratic centralism keep decisions local yet unified once made.
• Adding members is governed by sponsorship, vetting, voting thresholds, and probation, with removal easier than admission.

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