Fair question. Theoretically, that could be an issue, but in practice we don't all ignore the same posters, we see them when we're on mobile anyway, a...
I'm not sure about that one. Although it would be more practical than some of the other suggestions. You could always post it here: https://thephiloso...
This had been brought up before and we get the rationale, but the current software doesn't facilitate doing it automatically, and doing it manually is...
Thanks. I'll invite him. In the meantime, keep up with the suggestions as these guys tend to be busy so it's likely we'll need to do a few invites bef...
Nothing special about my qualifications regarding this, but alright, maybe you can PM me his contact details and your name, so I can mention you as th...
Unfortunately, chrome ignore doesn't work on mobile, so I saw your pointless comment. I'll leave it to you to work out why tagging a moderator in orde...
I'm amenable. The idea expressed by some that there aren't posters here capable of engaging with a "real" philosopher is piteous. Philosophers are peo...
Your argument can only ever be as strong as your claim allows anyhow. But depending on how you go about defending your claim, it could be a lot weaker...
Hm, a search for the word "walllowing" gives over 1,000 results. Almost all of them you. So, if we were going to ban you for that, it probably would h...
You are more than welcome. But If you want to see some real hard work, check out, for example, this: https://thephilosophyforum.com/discussion/4023/ma...
Workin' on it. They seemed to create more excitement and work better at the old site. The commentary discussion was where posters commented on how the...
Not sure what your point is now. Can you refresh me on what your primary claim is concerning what I wrote? If it's that, re argumentation, an instrume...
That is one thing I miss, the formal structured debates and commentary discussions. Along with the short story competition and guest speakers. Need to...
Yes, so many variables though. I see you and @"StreetlightX" do some great long posts, which I think are very useful. And I often find myself admiring...
Anyhow, if you disagree, let me know what you think persuasion (in your terms, rhetoric* and appeals to emotion**) rules out. *Which certainly can and...
How is it a mischaracterization? These are the points that started our conversation. Obviously, logical fallacies could be a part of that. Persuasion ...
No, it doesn't. It refers to getting-others-to-see-your-way-by-any-means signalling what makes a good argument vs. following-particular-structures-and...
The thing about argumentative writing aimed at an intelligent audience is that any rhetorical trickery will be discovered sooner or later and your ide...
In one way, yes. On the other hand, I may get successfully and most directly from A to B by motoring down the wrong side of the road. But it would be ...
No, really. I wrote an article on argumentation, in a general academic context, by request. I put it in resources for reference purposes (also because...
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