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	\textbf{Discuss}: The item is discussed with the goal of identifying opinions and information on the topic at hand.
	
	\textbf{Proposal}: Based on the discussion a decision proposal is presented
	
	\textbf{Consensus Test}: The facilitator calls for consensus on the proposal. Each member must actively state whether they agree/consent, stand aside, or object,
	
	\textbf{Stand Aside}: Member does not support a proposal, but does not block
	
	\textbf{Block}: Member blocks on moral or ethical grounds and the proposal fails
	
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	Intro to Achieving       Consensus
	
	Consensus Decision Making (CDM) 
	
	Intro and Reference
	
	"The commons are those things     that we all own together, that are neither privately owned,nor managed by the government"
	
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