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David explains that consensus isn’t limited to formal meetings; it can be subtly integrated into everyday interactions. For instance, facilitators can actively invite input from all members, ask targeted questions, and create space for diverse perspectives. Such practices lead to richer discussions and higher-quality resolutions. He is particularly fond of how consensus encourages collective creativity and negotiation, making it ideal for small groups and couples seeking mutually satisfying solutions.
He explicitly states that his support for consensus aligns with his broader views on community governance—transparent, collaborative, and inclusive. The philosophy underpins not only his leadership approach but also upcoming structural changes within his online community.