Conflicts of Interest and Public Disclosure
What counts as material, how to write a disclosure entry a delegator can actually use, how to choose between disclosure, abstention and recusal, and how to keep the record honest as circumstances change.
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Two published courses: writing an auditable vote rationale, and disclosing material conflicts in plain language.
Publish a rationale a stranger can audit and a disclosure that names your material interests.
What counts as material, how to write a disclosure entry a delegator can actually use, how to choose between disclosure, abstention and recusal, and how to keep the record honest as circumstances change.
The four traits of an auditable rationale, how to attribute evidence, how to state uncertainty without collapsing the decision, how to handle the strongest counterargument, and a drafting workshop that ends with a published, correctable document.