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Recall Mechanism

Any coordinator can be recalled (removed) by the community at any time. This ensures accountability and prevents entrenchment.

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3 min read1 contributorLast edited November 30, 2025

Recall Mechanism

In TogetherOS, any coordinator can be recalled (removed from their role) by the community at any time.

Why Recall Matters

Traditional organizations make it hard to remove leaders:

  • Long terms with no exit
  • Complex procedures that favor incumbents
  • Social pressure against "rocking the boat"

TogetherOS flips this: recall is a normal, expected mechanism, not a crisis.

How Recall Works

Automatic Warnings

The system flags coordinators when:

  • 3+ initiatives past deadline
  • Average completion time >2x group average
  • 2+ delivery reports rejected
  • Negative feedback from 5+ members

Recall Process

  1. Any member can initiate recall with evidence
  2. Community deliberates (7-day discussion period)
  3. Vote conducted (simple majority)
  4. If approved: Role revoked, tasks reassigned
  5. Cooldown: Cannot reapply for same role for 6 months

Not Punishment, but Accountability

Recall isn't about punishment. It's about:

  • Ensuring roles are filled by people who can fulfill them
  • Preventing entrenchment
  • Maintaining community trust
  • Allowing graceful transitions

A recalled coordinator can continue contributing in other ways. They just step back from that particular coordination role.

Corruption-Proof

Because recall is easy:

  • Corrupted coordinators are quickly removed
  • Threats against coordinators are meaningless (another takes their place)
  • External entities can't "capture" leadership

This is why TogetherOS is corruption-proof by design.

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Coordinator
Implements collective decisions. Doesn't hold power โ€” executes the will of the community.
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Recall
The ability for the community to remove any coordinator at any time through voting.
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