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  1. Can we get tl;dr version here?
  2. Which completely absolves RONR from any responsibility for the end result I love how RONR likes to pretend the rules apply to some imaginary and rational participants and not humans on planet Earth.
  3. Most likely via cumulative voting of a few.
  4. https://robertsrules.forumflash.com/topic/37484-hoa-hit-list/ Is posting links to https://jurassicparliament.com/ verboten?
  5. Now think about the dynamics this arrangement creates. An HOA board can effectively ignore the voice of the members and pursue their own agenda without having to pay attention to what the rest of the HOA thinks. RONR, a nice cover for despotism.
  6. I was just presenting an idea since you were asking for a solution in the post I replied to: > I don't know what more can be done in this regard. Maybe you don't want to hear this kind of ideas and that's fine with me.
  7. Making RR available for free would probably go a long way towards this goal. Right now only enlightened few have access to the full text and know what's in it.
  8. Unfortunately RR are often used to give legitimacy to stupidity via an appeal-to-authority. Pretending it isn't the case is disingenuous.
  9. Yeah, it works. The only issue at this point is unnecessary base64 encoding: From: =?UTF-8?B?VGhlIE9mZmljaWFsIFJPTlIgUSAmIEEgRm9ydW1z?= <noreply@invisioncloudcommunity.com> Subject: =?UTF-8?B?U2Vjb25kcy4=?=
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    Seconds.

    Thanks! Clearly not everybody is aware of this. The results are often hilarious.
  11. Roberts rules is a great set of rules for preventing lone dissenters from having their objections registered. A five person HOA board with a lone dissenter can effectively neutralize the impact the person can have on the proceedings. They can not even put a motion in place because ...... no seconds. Even worse when only the minimum quorum - 3 people - is present. Reminds me of two wolves and a sheep voting on what's for dinner. Should the seconds rule be relaxed in such small environments? The insistence on following the seconds rule under these conditions seem very superficial. You don't need seconds if your quorum is 5 or less would probably make sense.
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