:Thank you for your kind reminder. However, can you tell me why consensus is important when anyone can edit and revert articles? This seems like a more central philosophy of Wikipedia than building consensus, as I have learned with my battles against vandals and sockpuppet accounts last year. Anyhow, I am only concerned with the truth, not consensus. Honestly, I don't believe that the consensus of two, three, or four people is very important. What I do think is important is making sure that all the articles I work on are accurate, well-written, and complete. Regardless, how do you know which version is the more appropriate one? That cannot be decided by consensus. And who is to decide if there is consensus or not?  

 :I appreciate your comments.