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Note that some of the pages listed below may not follow the most current rules, as they were all constructed by hand as the rules were being developed. (Hopefully we will have some rule-enforcing code online soon, and then all the debates can be modified to use that code.) | Note that some of the pages listed below may not follow the most current rules, as they were all constructed by hand as the rules were being developed. (Hopefully we will have some rule-enforcing code online soon, and then all the debates can be modified to use that code.) | ||
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| + | * [[2008 sacred wafer scandal/John Pieret vs. Woozle]]: very involved discussion; doesn't currently show which statement-branches have been negated, however. | ||
| + | * [[9-11/anomalies/collapse/debate]]: similar to the above | ||
| + | * [[Abortion is murder]]: less involved debate, but ''does'' show chains of negation | ||
| + | * [[Thomas Jefferson]]: a fairly simple debate-set, but shows proper usage of markup and chains of negation | ||
Latest revision as of 12:01, 1 October 2019
Pages containing structured debates. Records of non-structured debates should be filed under category:debates/informal and, if they cover useful territory, mapped into corresponding structured debates.
Note that some of the pages listed below may not follow the most current rules, as they were all constructed by hand as the rules were being developed. (Hopefully we will have some rule-enforcing code online soon, and then all the debates can be modified to use that code.)
Some particularly interesting examples:
- 2008 sacred wafer scandal/John Pieret vs. Woozle: very involved discussion; doesn't currently show which statement-branches have been negated, however.
- 9-11/anomalies/collapse/debate: similar to the above
- Abortion is murder: less involved debate, but does show chains of negation
- Thomas Jefferson: a fairly simple debate-set, but shows proper usage of markup and chains of negation
Pages in category "Debates"
The following 15 pages are in this category, out of 15 total.