Melcharaz keeps bringing up this 24/7, but I think Kohai did say this was for ultrarated debates. Are there two different systems or is there just some confusion going on? Anyone have a good answer?
Melcharaz keeps bringing up this 24/7, but I think Kohai did say this was for ultrarated debates. Are there two different systems or is there just some confusion going on? Anyone have a good answer?
the voting guide should explain the most important thing, which is what makes a debate won. Set clear rules, like in chess.
There's only one rubric, it's for ultrarated. But it was updated.
The topic rubric is ultrarated only. (See convo in it)
The voting rubric is designed for ultrarated as well, but it can be used for other forms. Voting after all is dependent on the standard that is asserted.
There is no issue if you see fit to use a different method on rated or unrated. But if you are able to use the voting rubric, why wouldnt you? After all the point of votes is to encourage a point of view that is logically sound or better proof.
The main reason i update it is cause (for me as an android user, idk about others) im not able to access the rubric once i pass the quiz unless its reset. So i do that incase others have the same problem and need a reference, especially to quickly check over if making a ultrarated debate or voting on one.