indeed, this is the implied idea behind "collectively decide about the organization of the project". The "social contract" is a first step in that direction, to establish accountability towards a common goal that is clearly formulated and communicated to the public. I think this also answers Alfred's question about the goal of the text.
No, it doesn't. I asked a several questions, and they have gone unanswered now multiple times. I get the feeling that you are more interested in evading discusison, than fostering it -- I hope I'm wrong.
