持不同意见者。持不同意见者并非是联盟组织者的反对者，相反他们常常是自已

Those who hold different opinions. <br>Dissidents are not the opponents of the alliance organizers. On the contrary, they are often their own friends and have good relationships, but they often disagree with their own opinions. The difference between dissidents and opponents is that although the former has different opinions from the organizers, its purpose is not to prevent the organizers from achieving their own interests, and the two sides have a foundation of trust; while the purpose of the opponents is to obstruct the alliance The realization of the organizer's interest is fundamentally opposed to the organizer's interest. The relationship with dissidents can most test the inclusiveness of the alliance. Diluk believes that the role of dissidents is to stimulate people's greatest motivation. Dissidents actually provide a valuable opportunity for alliance organizers to challenge their own imagination in an atmosphere of trust. They force the organizers to recognize the reality they don’t want to recognize, and point out the organizers’ plans. Achilles' heel.

Disagreers.<br>Dissenters are not opponents of coalition organizers, but are often friends of their own, have good relationships, and often disagree with them. The difference between dissenters and opponents is that although the former differs from the organizers' opinions, its purpose is not to prevent the organizers from achieving their own interests, and the two sides have a basis of trust, while the objectors' aim is to obstruct the realization of the interests of the organizers of the Alliance, which is fundamentally opposed to the interests of the organizers. Relationships with dissenters are the most testing test of the alliance's inclusiveness. Diruk believes that the role of dissenters is to inspire the most energy. Dissenters actually provide a valuable opportunity for league organizers to challenge their imaginations in an atmosphere of trust, forcing organizers to acknowledge the reality they don't want to acknowledge and point to the Achilles heel of the organizers' plans.

Those who hold different opinions.<br>Dissidents are not opponents of the League organizers. On the contrary, they are often friends of their own and have good relations, but often differ from their own opinions. The difference between those who hold different opinions and those who oppose it is that although the former is different from the organizer, the purpose of the former is not to obstruct the organizers from realizing their own interests, and both sides have the basis of trust; while the purpose of the opponents is to obstruct the realization of the interests of the alliance organizers, which is fundamentally opposite to the interests of the organizers. Relationships with dissidents are the best test of the alliance's inclusiveness. According to diruk, the role of dissidents is to stimulate people's greatest energy. Dissidents actually provide a valuable opportunity for the League organizers to challenge their imagination in an atmosphere of trust. They force the organizers to admit the reality they don't want to admit and point out the fatal weakness in the organizer's plan.