Valid deliberation includes everyone involved.
Neutral deliberation gives users control of weights, measures and sources – see filters.
Respectful deliberation places needs, feelings and concerns up front.
Trustworthy deliberation displays public accountability.
Sensible deliberation requires sound logic, to be determined by users.
Sound deliberation weighs in everything relevant to an issue.
Relevant deliberation lets peers find and grade information based on self-selected and filtered weights and measures.
Peers can use the online tools to organize other ways to get together, like face to face and other platforms to find each other.
Peer to peer networks are not centralized, and peer groups can use ushin software and fork their own versions with complete freedom.