awashrpg | #B90B3C - Town Counsel?

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Ciao a tutti. ฅ/ᐠ｡ᆽ｡ᐟ \ Caramia here!

As much as I would indulge in the pleasantries, I have something important to talk about first. Seeing as we're going to be here... a little longer than most of us want to, our biggest concern would be our organization. There have been previous talk of "roles in the community", soldati courtesy of Guren, and a town meeting, which are all very important. On top of all this, I believe it'll be in our best interest to have an outspoken few to continue with town meetings to discuss issues and relay important information to each other, just to keep things in the most order than we have the power to control ourselves, and also to refrain from keeping the town meetings from being too cluttered with people.

This isn't to say I don't want everyone heard, I just want everyone to look to a handful of people to voice their concerns, ideas and news to, and for those people to then brainstorm together or spread information to everyone. Much like a counsel!

(ﾐⓛᆽⓛﾐ)✧ We should volunteer a good two-three vocal persons from each of the districts, just to make the whole "relaying information" and "discussing problems" situation easier. They'd need to be unbiased, and comfortable to approach privately if needed (since posting things on the public forum can sometimes be anxiety-inducing), and someone who will be an active member of our little in-the-meantime community.

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The goal would be to make it easier to protect the town and make rational decisions based on information we have, then have a town with over half of it's participates being children try to run a town when the most they should be worrying about at their age is what they should wear tomorrow for school.

I'm not saying everyone shouldn't be heard. I'm saying that if we're going to be stuck here for a while we need a structure, else risking letting things fall apart.

I've seen it happen before and I'd hate to see it happen again.

I know what you're saying, but I don't think it's going to work here, like this. I think the other replies here show that.

Forget about the past. I know it's difficult, but this is an entirely different situation. This isn't a normal group of people. This isn't even culture shock. We're all from wildly different worlds.

As long as we have each other's backs right now, we'll be fine. I'll do my best to help things work out. I promise.

The rebellious, leader sort seems plentiful, for sure.

And that's the issue, that all of this is entirely new and uncharted waters. But the fact remains that this is still a town, and having some kind of stability needs to be done. For the younger demographic we have, this holds especially true.

I appreciate the comfort, but it's still uneasy.