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'''''In the context of Obama's vision for engaging stakeholders from all walks of life in a bottom-up democracy employing Internet technology, what factors do we anticipate, on the basis of our experiences with SDDP, will emerge as inhibitors to the actualization of his vision?'''''
'''''In the context of Obama's vision for engaging stakeholders from all walks of life in a bottom-up democracy employing Internet technology, what factors do we anticipate, on the basis of our experiences with SDDP, will emerge as inhibitors to the actualization of his vision?'''''


The picture below immortalized a moment during which the 3 Facilitators based in Cuprus received a "No" voting result. The Lead facilitator, [[Aleco Christakis]] as asking the participants to decide whether one of identified challenges was aggravating another. In such a dilemma, a "Yes" is taken only when more than 2/3 (or sometimes 3/4) of the participants vote for a "Yes". This was not the case here, as shown by the gesture of [[Yiannis Laouris]], in the middle, who was in charge of entering the outcome of the voting in the [[Cogniscope Software]]. [[Elia Petridou]], on the right, was in charge of transmitting her[[Cogniscope Software]] screen to all participants, while [[Maria Georgiou]], on the left, was documenting the discussions and periodically updating, printing, and posting notes in front of the facilitators (shown on the window). [[[[Gayle Underwood]], based in Michigan, was in charge of counting the votes and also holding private one-to-one communications with participants who were requesting support.
The picture below immortalized a moment during which the 3 Facilitators based in Cuprus received a "No" voting result. The Lead facilitator, [[Aleco Christakis]] as asking the participants to decide whether one of identified challenges was aggravating another. In such a dilemma, a "Yes" is taken only when more than 2/3 (or sometimes 3/4) of the participants vote for a "Yes". This was not the case here, as shown by the gesture of [[Yiannis Laouris]], in the middle, who was in charge of entering the outcome of the voting in the [[Cogniscope Software]]. [[Elia Petridou]], on the right, was in charge of transmitting her[[Cogniscope Software]] screen to all participants, while [[Maria Georgiou]], on the left, was documenting the discussions and periodically updating, printing, and posting notes in front of the facilitators (shown on the window). [[Gayle Underwood]], based in Michigan, was in charge of counting the votes and also holding private one-to-one communications with participants who were requesting support.


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