Discussion for Justice

1. Compensation for Individuals with a Periodic Schedule on Fridays:

Propose a fixed date every other week, alternating between Fridays and Thursdays based on majority preference.

2. No-show Penalty Considerations:

Implement a no-show penalty due to its impact on others' opportunities.

Possible penalty options:

• Impose fines, but consider the risk of adverse selection (people avoiding voting altogether).
• Modify voting power to maximize the expected number of attendees.
• GH Yoo suggests the need for prior probability, given limited data.
• SH Jo suggests penalizing only same-day no-shows.

1. Relevance of Penalties with a Fixed Date:

Question the necessity of penalties if a fixed date is established. SJ Park emphasize the importance of demand prediction; thus, voting remains essential.

• Determine the direction of topics based on individuals committed to attending.
• Specify the need to assign presenters for individual presentations.
• Consider canceling sessions if attendance falls below a certain threshold (e.g., 5 people).

While penalties for non-attendance should be considered, the negative impact of no-shows seems less significant than in the previous approach. Suggest deferring penalty discussions for the time being.

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