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"Kim W5TIT" wrote:
Nope. I disagree, but only because I approach this venue exactly in the same manner as Dee. I like debating and there are few people who can do it artfully. But, I don't think I've ever expected anyone else to approach it the same way I do. However, to engage one in discourse almost dictates that you must be willing to communicate at their level and in their manner. (snip) Then we all need to get together and establish specific rules for debate in this newsgroup. And everyone should be made aware of those rules to insure an even playing field. Without that, screaming about rules and procedures is a little absurd, don't you think? So lets talk about common debate rules. Every debate I've seen allows for opinion - even opinions about what is a fact when that is not clear. Since nobody gathers statistics for what I said, there are no facts to prove or disprove my statement - there is only opinion either way. Therefore, since everyone involved has now admitted to knowing that nobody gathers such statistics, my statement would be acceptable even under standard debate rules and any challenge following that could only be interpreted as an attempt to sidetrack the debate (which, I believe, is not proper debate procedure). Dwight Stewart (W5NET) http://www.qsl.net/w5net/ |
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