After giving some thought to your question, these three terms came to mind: “peers”, “companions”, and “interlocutors”.
“Peers” and “companions” may be more accepted as I feel “interlocutor” hits more on the nose by definition. Thoughts?
After giving some thought to your question, these three terms came to mind: “peers”, “companions”, and “interlocutors”.
“Peers” and “companions” may be more accepted as I feel “interlocutor” hits more on the nose by definition. Thoughts?
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