Argument 1291
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Robert's Rules of Order are imperfect but the most tested system for managing deliberative groups.
Robert's Rules of Order are imperfect but the most tested system for managing deliberative groups.
38.97% - Robert’s rules of order isn’t very good at building a consensus among unique individuals.
25.52% - For large or combative groups, variations on ‘Robert’s Rules of Order’ are often employed.
20.00% - ‘Robert’s rules of order’ do a commendable job managing time.
15.52% - The more people you add to a dialogue, the more unruly it becomes.
