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Posted October 13, 2014 09:27 · last edited October 13, 2014 09:30

el grapadura wrote:

2ndBest wrote:

I dunno. Wouldn't a capo be even more elitist?

Of course. But it's not a democracy, if you want it to work.

Egalitarianism leads to shambles, been proven time and again.

Yep though as I said yesterday, given this is the route we have gone down, I don't think we can suddenly switch to capos etc. 

It's quite hard for people to accept something else once democracy is the norm. 

I think what we therefore need to do is be more active about encouraging more people to get involved. 

The result of the way we do things is bit more of a fluctuation in our fever zone 'performance' - when we are good, I think we are better than under a capo...but when we are bad, we are really quite bad. I think we are moving in the right direction to at least flatten that out a bit, and yesterday was a solid start. 

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Tegal edited October 13, 2014 09:30
el grapadura wrote:
2ndBest wrote:

I dunno. Wouldn't a capo be even more elitist?

Of course. But it's not a democracy, if you want it to work.

Egalitarianism leads to shambles, been proven time and again.

Yep though as I said yesterday, given this is the route we have gone down, I don't think we can suddenly switch to capos etc. 

It's quite hard for people to accept something else once democracy is the norm. 

I think what we therefore need to do is be more active about encouraging more people to get involved. 

The result will be a bit more of a fluctuation in our fever zone 'performance' - when we are good, I think we are better than under a capo...but when we are bad, we are really quite bad. I think we are moving in the right direction to at least flatten that out a bit, and yesterday was a solid start.