Here is something from another discussion about the “Presidium” or “Board of Stewardship” that should be somehow reflected in the guidelines. Sam wrote:
"One additional task I see for these elected people is to keep an eye on OSCEdays at a meta-level - be wary of consolidation of power and knowledge, look for ways to effectively decentralize the network and organisation, and raise awareness of potentially damaging issues.
I have an additional suggestion though: that not only do the first elected representatives’ terms come to an end in 2 years, but this whole structure is also fully re-evaluated in 2 years. Obviously we should be constantly making small changes where necessary, but I find our current solution somewhat of a compromise: it’s not yet the structure that we would need to grow in a truly decentralized way, but it is an achievable and useful level of organisation for us to grow in the mid-term, something we can put together (relatively) quickly with a small group of people which will allow us to interact with other organisations, and get paid to spend more time on OSCE."