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A collection of affinity groups and clusters (a collection of affinity groups), who meet together for a common purpose, often civil disobedience. It is named after the "spokes" of a bicycle wheel -- the strength of each spoke is essential for the stability of the wheel. A "spoke" is short for a "spokesperson", selected by each affinity group of cluster to represent them in the spokescouncil. The council usually makes decisions via a consensus decision making process.
The most successful employment of a spokescouncil within the United States was in Seattle, during N30.
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