FWIW, I think this post makes progress and could work in the contexts of some groups. As a concrete example, it would probably work for me as an organiser of one-off courses, and probably for organisers of one-off retreats or internships.
I appreciate the thrust of comments pointing out imperfections in e.g. local group settings, but I just want to be careful that we don’t throw out the proposal just because it doesn’t work for everyone in all contexts; I think it’s better to start with an an imperfect starting point and to iterate on that where it doesn’t work in specific contexts, rather than to try to come up with the perfect policy in-theory and get paralysed when we can’t achieve that.
FWIW, I think this post makes progress and could work in the contexts of some groups. As a concrete example, it would probably work for me as an organiser of one-off courses, and probably for organisers of one-off retreats or internships.
I appreciate the thrust of comments pointing out imperfections in e.g. local group settings, but I just want to be careful that we don’t throw out the proposal just because it doesn’t work for everyone in all contexts; I think it’s better to start with an an imperfect starting point and to iterate on that where it doesn’t work in specific contexts, rather than to try to come up with the perfect policy in-theory and get paralysed when we can’t achieve that.
Thanks for highlighting this!