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  • Asking a sensitivity reader for a review 1 min
  • Two authors splitting chapters without a call 1 min
  • A community-theatre budget cut the board can actually vote on 3 min
  • A choir rehearsal change singers can actually confirm 3 min
  • A gallery and an artist — one decision about a show 3 min
  • A makerspace tool purchase the stewards can actually vote on 3 min
  • A theater cast schedule change that people can actually confirm 3 min
  • A band asking a venue for a night — one date, one room 3 min
  • A conference speaker and an organizer, one logistics decision 3 min
  • Podcast guest prep that a guest can answer once 3 min
  • A meetup organizer asking a venue for a date 3 min
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