The task is to rearrange the room to meet our intention to build relatedness, accountability, and commitment. This puts the convener in the role of interior designer.
I spend my life being neurotically fussy about what room to meet in, and how to rearrange it once I get there.
This is embarrassing, awkward, gets weird looks, and receives irrational refusals, and sometimes you just get tired lugging chairs around the room.
But this is work that has to be done in a world not designed for human interaction.
[Peter Block]
Community, p.153