What do we agree on?

I am also a bit at a loss as to how we can say "this should go into the final strategy document" and "this shouldn't" (insofar as I have actually understood what's asked of us. I like the "themed" approach provided by Dafer, as it brings some perspective into recommendations that would be "cross taskforces", and I find the notation system a god way to try and weigh the different recommendations. But a a notation system, in my opinion, will only work if we have lots of people weighing in, as for example, my notation would be completely different from that of Bodnotbod :). I'm thinking maybe we want to work in a mindmap kind of way, trying to start with a taskforce and trying to map all the recommendations of all the taskforces in relation to that taskforce. This should help us show the different links between different recommendations. To some extent, I suppose that a recommendation that finds itself "linked" to many other might organically take more weight than one which is extremely specific and doe snot relate to anything else.

Delphine (notafish)16:09, 15 February 2010

What we can do of course is to go and ask for specific feedback (rating the TF proposals) in our communities, but this would require some time, preparation, and also we need to present concisely what is expected to be rated - the sum of all TF recommendations is too big for mone persone to read, and the summary of topics is too short to make any judgement. Also, we have translation issues (if we want to avoid systemic bias etc).

Yaroslav Blanter17:08, 15 February 2010