1. A method for collaborating on perspectives of an object, the method being executed on electronic computer hardware in combination with software, comprising: identifying an object; receiving a first set of parameters for the object, said first set of parameters representing perspectives of a first participant; receiving a second set of parameters for the object, said first set of parameters representing perspectives of a second participant; comparing the first set and second sets of parameters to identify points of agreement and points of lack of agreement between the first and second set of parameters; merging the points of agreement between said first and second set of parameters from the comparing step; preserving points of lack of agreement between said first and second set of parameters from the comparing step; and visually presenting a multi-perspective model of the object, the visual presentation of the multi-perspective model displaying together the points of agreement as merged from the merging step and the points of lack of agreement as identified in the comparing step and preserved in the preserving step.