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All people have the right to participate in the decision-making processes ... Where community visioning plans do not exist, city council and staff need to ...

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In the suburbs, they do all of those programs through community education. (The suburbs) don't believe it is the school's responsibility. Q: A year ago,

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“We have to have a level of discussion about what the community wants... We can't rely only on the formal government processes for our well-being.

Re: Can NOT participating in communities = Participation

Ed Vielmetti — Wed, 26 Mar 2008 22:12:47 -0000

Sean -

I'm always amazed at how organizations don't even listen to the people coming to their own web site (never mind conversations out in the wild). For most groups a steady and regular review of search keywords that bring people to them is an enlightening experience, esp. relative to the rank that they have for that term.

e.g. the manufacturer for whom terms related to "parts" got a substantial amount of traffic, but where their web site was on page 5 for search results for those terms - put two and two together and determine quickly that the relevant discussion is happening elsewhere.

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Richardatdell — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 00:05:44 -0000

Hi there Sean

second tiime today I run into you so happy birthday again.

was intrigued by your post, as I just finished a post saying it is all about participation, not the canard of control...and once we get the power relationships out of the discussion, then moving forward and participating is what it is all about.

I'll lift from yours for the next chapter. I am just behind you :-)

Re: Can NOT participating in communities = Participation

jer979 — Thu, 20 Mar 2008 00:20:05 -0000

Hey Sean,

an extension of this is: how do you handle participation in a community when the feedback is negative?

Obviously, you may have a different point of view, but you don't want to minimize your credibility. Perhaps in a future post?
Confront it head on or leave it be?

Re: Can NOT participating in communities = Participation

Tom O'B — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 16:36:23 -0000

Hi Sean:

I think this is an excellent point. The community conversation is a very valuable resource if only for understanding what people think about you.

You can learn just by listening - imagine that!

TO'B