For example, in the main office at Los Horcones, there are clipboards with the name of each area where members can report whatever they think that needs to be done in that area. The note also includes the deadline to do it. And, marked as a deadline next Saturday. Any member who walks by the office, can look at the board, check the notes and or ask other members if they already checked them. In this way we all cooperate to get things done.
All members are welcome to cooperate in reaching the best decision for the community.
Area coordinators do not make relevant decisions without consulting the members of the community. Thus, within Personocracy, each citizen is active, not passive about decisions made. In a personocratic government, each member has a decisive vote in the decision-making process. The majority does not always have the truth, nor does the minority. A single person can propose something that could have a better result.