20 Aug 07
Usually, a debate has an opening statement and an opposing view, followed by a limited period of arguments from both sides. Then there's the "open" section, with questions and answers, and finally there is a count of the "Yays" and the "Nays".
Would it be possible to see the results of the debates? I mean a simple count of the (participating) votes, or a simple "Well, you got that one right/wrong"?
Sometimes it's quite frustrating wading through all the drivel and indeciferable technobabble to find out who has all the good points, and who won the argument.
20 Aug 07
Originally posted by c99uxI think the one who win a discussion is the one learning something and is able to admit it.
Usually, a debate has an opening statement and an opposing view, followed by a limited period of arguments from both sides. Then there's the "open" section, with questions and answers, and finally there is a count of the "Yays" and the "Nays".
Would it be possible to see the results of the debates? I mean a simple count of the (participating) votes, or a ...[text shortened]... erable technobabble to find out who has all the good points, and who won the argument.
The one getting the last word/posting is by far not the winner.
Do you agree...? 🙂