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How a Debate ends
Topic Started: Nov 28 2006, 05:24 PM (536 Views)
Meowth Nov 28 2006, 05:24 PM Post #1
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 Well, we know a debate could go on for pages and pages, but when is enough?

Alright, lets clarify.

1) A debate can end when both points of the argument come together to form an agreement, the best way for a debate to end.

2) When the subject isn't clarified enough in the opening post.

3) When everyone is agreeing on the samething from the start, what's the point debating when everyone agrees already?

It doesn't end when.

1) You flame another user, anyone caught doing so will be warned.

2) Saying it's a pointless debate, it might well be but the final decision is the Admins decision. PM an Admin about a debate if you have a problem with it.

If you would like to give me some more reason as to how a debate ends and how one doesn't end, feel free to PM me. I'll listen to all suggestions, if it's usfull, I'll add it to this post.

~BBQ
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