Meet the DReps who chose to work in public.
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Member directory results
8 of 8 members · listed alphabetically, never by delegation size
Ada Okonkwo
Open Ledger Review · @adaok
“Public money deserves public reasoning, written plainly enough that a delegator can disagree with me specifically.”
- Languages
- English, Igbo
- Academy
- 3 tracks completed
Marcus Lindqvist
Parameter Notes · @mlind
“I try to describe the mechanism before I describe my opinion, so readers can separate the two.”
- Languages
- English, Swedish, German
- Academy
- 4 tracks completed
Priya Raman
Guardrail Reading · @priyar
“Constitutionality and desirability are different questions, and I answer them separately in writing.”
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Tamil
- Academy
- 3 tracks completed
Julio Fernández
Voz Delegada · @juliof
“If my delegators cannot restate my reasoning in their own words, I have not finished explaining it.”
- Languages
- Spanish, Portuguese, English
- Academy
- 2 tracks completed
Hana Sato
Reproducible Governance · @hanas
“Every number I rely on should be one someone else can recompute from a published source.”
- Languages
- Japanese, English
- Academy
- 3 tracks completed
Tom Becker
Process First · @tbecker
“Good process will sometimes produce decisions I dislike, and I would still defend the process.”
- Languages
- English
- Academy
- 4 tracks completed
Leila Haddad
Risk Register · @lhaddad
“I ask what breaks first, who notices, and who pays for it - before I ask whether I like the idea.”
- Languages
- Arabic, French, English
- Academy
- 2 tracks completed
Samuel Mbeki
Slow Reading · @smbeki
“New to the role, so I publish what I do not yet understand alongside what I do.”
- Languages
- English, Zulu
- Academy
- 1 track completed