Unity and Diversity+how others are related primary - Pattern Language of Group Process

Natural corollary to Common Ground, as with Seeing the Forest, Seeing the Trees, Subgroup and Whole Group, and Moving Toward Alignment. -- Tom

Another one about the border. --Tree

During Harvesting, look for where the common ground and consensus are, but also recognize the divergent perspectives. (Agree. - tom_

Whole Group/Subgroup is a way to deal, in practice, with our Unity and Diversity. See also Holding Dissonance and Difference and Valuing the Margins. -- Tom. SWG is a subset of U&D. --Tree

When to attend to the margins, and when not? --John

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