OWS - General Assembly
Hand Gestures Guide
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Description: Hold your hands up, palm open, and fan your fingers back and forth. Meaning: You agree with the proposal or like what you are hearing. |
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Description: Hold your hand downward and fan your fingers back and forth. Meaning: You disagree with the proposal or dislike what you are hearing |
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Description: Hold your hand flat and fan your fingers up and down. Meaning: You’re taking a neutral stance on the proposal. |
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Description: Curl your hand and fingers into a letter-C shape. Meaning: You either have or need clarifying information. |
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Description: Raise your index finger up. Meaning: You have information pertinent to the discussion (not for opinions). |
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Description: Make a triangular shape with your hand by joining your index fingers and thumbs. Meaning: Telling the group the process by which discussions are held is not being followed. |
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Description: Cross your arms in front of your chest to form an X. Meaning: You have very strong moral or ethical reservations about the proposal and will consider leaving the group if it passes. |
Source: GA Guide: http://www.nycga.net/resources/general-assembly-guide/
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