Political dispute: Difference between revisions

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When political disputes arise in the [[content wiki]] there is probably a way to resolve them for purposes of the [[Consumerium buying signal]].  However, this will not usually resolve settling the issue for more than a fixed period of time, after which it should be revisited.  No decision made on any political dispute should probably stand for more than a year, without being so revisited.
When political disputes arise in the [[content wiki]] there is probably a way to resolve them for purposes of the [[Consumerium buying signal]].  However, this will not usually resolve settling the issue for more than a fixed period of time, after which it should be revisited.  No decision made on any political dispute should probably stand for more than a year, without being so revisited.


The 'once and for all' decision structure propagated by [[GodKing]]s such as and Wikipedia are both anti-political and anti-democratic in nature.  There is no excuse for such a structure at Consumerium, it would invite a [[democratize or destroy]] decision almost by definition, if someone were to usurp that power (to resolve a '''political dispute''' unilaterally).  [[Trolls]], certainly, would become totally hostile, and would begin to work to destroy Consumerium, if that path (as advocated at Wikipedia by such as [[User:Angela]]) is followed.
The 'once and for all' decision structure propagated by [[GodKing]]s such as and Wikipedia are both anti-political and anti-democratic in nature.  There is no excuse for such a structure at Consumerium, it would invite a [[democratize or destroy]] decision almost by definition, if someone were to usurp that power (to resolve a '''political dispute''' unilaterally).  [[Trolls]], certainly, would become totally hostile, and would begin to work to destroy Consumerium.
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