In case of having someone use the same color, then try to get a custom set of sticky notes if you can afford it. Or collect notes from your conference hotel, but use them at your next conference so it doesnвЂ™t look like everyone elseвЂ™s at that hotel. This can be done by using a specific color. Having a specific вЂњbrandвЂќ to your notepaper helps you stand out to others, and more generally helps you manage which notes are yours and which notes are from other specific delegates. Brand yourself with a color orВ custom letterhead. Lastly,В they make clean foldsВ before you pass them on.Дў. TheyвЂ™re the right size for a quick question - notes should not be lengthy if you want quick responses -В and wonвЂ™t require you to rip off pieces of paper. Sticky notes are great because it allows you toВ organize them in context of other paperwork, such as sticking them next to the clause in the draft resolution thatВ the delegate is asking about. I observed this delegateвЂ™s desk and the note organization there made me think of three techniques that can help make note-passing more effective:ДЎ. Worse, sometimes notes are lost or even forged when gavel hunters donвЂ™t play nice with the notes. But note-passing can be messy to manage - the piles of scrap paper at the end of every committee session are a testament to this. ItвЂ™s the least disruptive way to maintain communications while formal proceedings are taking place and electronic devices may be banned or perceived as off task.

Passing notes is a time honored tradition at Model UN conferences. This delegate is using teal and corresponding primarily with a delegate using orange and another delegate using white with blue footing (taken from a Hilton hotel).

Colored sticky notes help delegates brand themselves and put notes into context of their resolutions.

To make a note