Question 1

What is Robert's Rules of Order?

Accepted Answer

Robert's Rules of Order is the most widely used manual of parliamentary procedure in the United States. It governs the proceedings of deliberative assemblies — from local clubs to the U.S. Congress — providing a structured framework for fair and orderly meetings.

Question 2

Do I need any prior knowledge to use RoRules?

Accepted Answer

Not at all! RoRules is designed for complete beginners. The tutorial starts with the basics and progressively introduces more complex concepts. You'll learn by doing, with instant feedback on every decision.

Question 3

How does the simulator work?

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The simulator puts you in realistic meeting scenarios with AI participants who make motions, debate, and vote. You can practice as a member, secretary, or chairperson, and get instant feedback on your procedural decisions.

Question 4

What types of motions can I practice?

Accepted Answer

RoRules covers all four categories: main motions (introducing new business), subsidiary motions (modifying how motions are handled), privileged motions (urgent matters), and incidental motions (procedural questions).

Question 5

Can I use RoRules to train my organization?

Accepted Answer

Yes! RoRules works well for boards, student governments, and professional associations looking to train members on parliamentary procedure.

Question 6

Is RoRules based on the latest edition?

Accepted Answer

RoRules is based on Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised (RONR), the current and authoritative edition used by most organizations in the United States.

Question 7

Can I use RoRules offline?

Accepted Answer

Currently RoRules requires an internet connection. We are exploring offline support for a future release.

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