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=== Don't be afraid to step on people's toes === | === Don't be afraid to step on people's toes === | ||
β | Sometimes you'll make a change Do-ocratically and someone will be unhappy with it. That's ok. Stepping on toes is fine. But what's usually not fine is not being willing to talk to the person about the change, | + | Sometimes you'll make a change Do-ocratically and someone will be unhappy with it. That's ok. Stepping on toes is fine. But what's usually not fine is not being willing to talk to the person about the change, and to be willing to resolve the problems that it may have caused. |
=== Use little-c consensus === | === Use little-c consensus === |