Use Consent When You Need Safe Enough To Try
Facilitate a consent check by distinguishing preference from a reasoned objection.
A weak consent check asks for agreement. A strong consent check asks for objections. Name the aim Objections only make sense relative to a purpose. Start by restating what the proposal is meant to accomplish. Ask for reasoned objections A reasoned objection points to harm, constraint, or unfitness. It is not just low enthusiasm, aesthetic dislike, or desire for a different favorite solution. Adapt the proposal Treat valid objections as design input. The facilitator's job is to help the group change the proposal enough to remove the risk while preserving forward motion. Define the trial boundary Consent pairs well with…
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