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The risks associated with real or perceived mandatory attendance were discussed. It is important that people come because they want to and that they not feel obligated to "stay" if they are uncomfortable, uninvolved, or otherwise disengaged. The discomfort associated with a new experience such as OS may prsent should be recognized and honored. Participating in OS involves putting oneself at risk. Recognize "freedom shock." Some might have their envelopes stretched to the point that they not just CHOOSE to leave, but MUST leave. It is important that everyone recognizes the freedom to LEAVE without blame or perceived insult (The Law of Two Feet) — but it's also important that people understand there is equal freedom to RETURN without stigma or judgement.
The risks associated with real or perceived mandatory attendance were discussed. It is important that people come because they want to and that they not feel obligated to "stay" if they are uncomfortable, uninvolved, or otherwise disengaged. The discomfort associated with a new experience such as OS may prsent should be recognized and honored. Participating in OS involves putting oneself at risk. Recognize "freedom shock." Some might have their envelopes stretched to the point that they not just CHOOSE to leave, but MUST leave. It is important that everyone recognizes the freedom to LEAVE without blame or perceived insult (The Law of Mobility) — but it's also important that people understand there is equal freedom to RETURN without stigma or judgement.

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