Moderator Definition
A moderator is someone who facilitates an agreement among people. They help guide discussions to reach consensus or resolve conflicts.
"An independent moderator should be appointed to oversee the negotiations."
Moderators often act as neutral parties to ensure fair and balanced conversations, especially during debates, meetings, or negotiations.
A clear and unbiased moderator is essential for resolving disputes and guiding collaborative discussions effectively.
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