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To find out how others feel, you can also use a poll. Loomio has various types of polls: Simple, Score, Dot, and Ranked Choice.  
To find out how others feel, you can also use a poll. Loomio has various types of polls: Simple, Score, Dot, and Ranked Choice.  


# From the Loomio social coop page, <nowiki>https://www.loomio.com/g/ibncxoDR/polls</nowiki>, scroll down to the middle of the page, right past the wiki link, you should see a set of tabs including Threads and Decisions
# From the [https://www.loomio.com/g/ibncxoDR/polls Loomio social coop page] scroll down to the middle of the page, right past the wiki link, you should see a set of tabs including Threads and Decisions
# Click Decisions. Click the Poll button type. (Above the list of proposal template types.)
# Click Decisions. Click the Poll button type. (Above the list of proposal template types.)
# Choose the type of Poll from the options listed
# Choose the type of Poll from the options listed
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It's not mandatory to go through the working groups, but it is encouraged. If you have something to propose, you can raise it directly with the members of Social.Coop. Here's how:
It's not mandatory to go through the working groups, but it is encouraged. If you have something to propose, you can raise it directly with the members of Social.Coop. Here's how:


If you are not sure exactly what you want to propose, you can start a thread for discussion or do a poll to see what people think. This is often a good way to start out. If you are ready to make a proposal you'll want to use our Make a Bylaws-Compatible Proposal template. [link]
If you are not sure exactly what you want to propose, you can start a thread for discussion or do a poll to see what people think. This is often a good way to start out. If you are ready to make a proposal you'll want to use our Make a Bylaws-Compatible Proposal template.


If you make a proposal, ideally, you will take responsibility for stewarding it to conclusion and reporting the result. If that's not possible, please try to find a person or working group to take over the communications about the proposal.
If you make a proposal, ideally, you will take responsibility for stewarding it to conclusion and reporting the result. If that's not possible, please try to find a person or working group to take over the communications about the proposal.


[[Let's assume that you have partnered with a working group and want to start a proposal in Loomio! In a perfect world, the order of operations would be Open a Thread to Discuss -> Create a Sense Check Decision-> Create a Bylaws-Compatible Proposal Decision. After that may still follow a Question Round Decision if the proposal needs more clarification.
==== Bylaws Compatible proposal ====
Once you have done a Sense Check Decision, a Thread, or a Poll to understand more about how the community feels about your topic, it is probably time to put in a full proposal.
Here's a walk through of how to create a Social.coop bylaws compatible proposal:


Question: are you ready to make a proposal? Would it make sense to start a discussion thread [link] and then see what to propose?
# From the [https://www.loomio.com/g/ibncxoDR/polls Loomio social coop page] scroll down to the middle of the page, right past the wiki link, you should see a set of tabs including Threads and Decisions
 
# Click Decisions! it will show you a list of template types, choose the "Social.coop bylaws compatible proposal" proposal type.
'''Sense Check'''
# It will ask you to fill in: Title, Tags (optional), and Details (the body of your proposal)
# You might want to increase the discussion time from the default of 6 days, but as 6 days is the default that's fine too.
# Leave it set to "Anyone in the Group" can vote, and "Notify everyone when proposal starts"


==== '''Sense Check''' ====
If you want to get a sense of how people are feeling about your proposal, without having a formal vote, you can use a Sense Check.
If you want to get a sense of how people are feeling about your proposal, without having a formal vote, you can use a Sense Check.


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## What are you asking people to do? (Example: "I would like the Tech Working Group to do whatever is necessary to increase the character limit")
## What are you asking people to do? (Example: "I would like the Tech Working Group to do whatever is necessary to increase the character limit")
# You might want to increase the discussion time from the default of 3 days, but as 3 days is the default that's fine too.
# You might want to increase the discussion time from the default of 3 days, but as 3 days is the default that's fine too.
# Leave it set to "Anyone in the Group" can vote, and "Notify everyone when proposal starts"
Once you have done a Sense Check Decision, a Thread, or a Poll to understand more about how the community feels about your topic, it is probably time to put in a full proposal.
Here's a walk through of how to create a Social.coop bylaws compatible proposal:
# From the Loomio social coop page, <nowiki>https://www.loomio.com/g/ibncxoDR/polls</nowiki>, scroll down to the middle of the page, right past the wiki link, you should see a set of tabs including Threads and Decisions
# Click Decisions! it will show you a list of template types, choose the "Social.coop bylaws compatible proposal" proposal type.
# It will ask you to fill in: Title, Tags (optional), and Details (the body of your proposal)
# You might want to increase the discussion time from the default of 6 days, but as 6 days is the default that's fine too.
# Leave it set to "Anyone in the Group" can vote, and "Notify everyone when proposal starts"
# Leave it set to "Anyone in the Group" can vote, and "Notify everyone when proposal starts"
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