Wikipedia:Training/For educators/Consensus 3
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Wikipedia Training
Editing
Reaching Consensus
When there is a more serious dispute over an edit, the consensus process becomes more explicit.
Work with other editors find a way forward that everyone can agree to, and try to ground your argument in Wikipedia's policies, especially neutral point of view. The ideal Wikipedia article on a controversial topic is one where partisans on both sides would read it and say, "my viewpoint is described accurately".
