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🧵Thread on feedback from the MUN Organizer 👇 [1/X]

The committees that used Agora came up with more similar clauses for resolution papers, compared to the ones that didn't. Delegates seemed to agree with each other more after using Agora. [2/X]

This could mean that Agora succeeded in bridging the gaps and helping the delegates to draft clauses based on common ground. [3/X]

The surprising downside is that some delegates started using Agora as a "propaganda tool" to persuade the swing delegates... For example, saying "you see, all others agreed on this idea so you should agree with us too!" [4/X]

I guess tech can't solve all human problems.😅 What do you think? [5/5]

maybe it's ok? I'm seeing that kinda comment as a bid for values. They're making a gamble that more people will value "universalism" (maybe a better tactic amongst impressionable students), but they might be wrong. Some will lean away from it. Feels ok for all of this to play out in plain sight :)