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Wendy wrote: At 01:21 PM 11/17/2005, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">It sounds to me like you are
still struggling under the impression that you<br>
are in control. </blockquote><br>
I guess I am imagining myself as a participant that wants to use a
slower, more reflective process to consider a particular topic, rather
than a fast and loose conversation. I fear that if I merely say, I
want to talk about x, that I will end up with a group that wants to use a
fast and loose conversation and my only option if I don't like it is to
use the law of two feet. So, I want to invite others to talk with
me about x in a particular way. And <b><i>the manner of
conversation is as important as the topic</i></b>. Perhaps I really
want to use an inquiry circle process. Is there simply no way to do that
in Open Space?<br><br>
In thinking about the Dialogue and Deliberation conference where the
demonstration of process is important, would OS work?<br><br>
Jimmy<br>
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