…on a thread. I liked that feature from DDO and DART where I could see who made the most recent post and when. Sorry if this has already been discussed
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…on a thread. I liked that feature from DDO and DART where I could see who made the most recent post and when. Sorry if this has already been discussed
Hello friends,A big problem that has plagued DART and DDO over the past several years is last minute votes that come in that alter the course of the debate. Many of these votes clearly did not meet the voting standard that is required and some of these votes were from the same user muti accounting f
Are we going to implement a Hall of Fame? Are we going to carry it over from DART or should we start scratch. Discuss below
This thread is for soliciting votes on your debates
How come there are <50 debates on the record of this site but there are people with hundreds of wins? How did they transfer their record, and if so, how should I do it?P.S. The email I used over there is no longer used by me anymore. If it requires me to use the old email, then I would just stick
Here is the lineup of our current staff and moderation teamOwner - Airmax1227AdministratorsSavant - Main developerMikal - head administrator Kohai DevelopersSavantLunaticBullishModeratorsWhiteflame - Head moderator LeaningRagnarFauxlaw SkepticalOne
Just the results, no other boring spreadsheet stuff.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mEZbsB_hfLsAaznT2nwNwvbiYS-iKyhDqukArHIrZRc/edit?usp=sharing
holla atcha mass debaters
Hello friends, We have an exciting new feature to help make debatecraft a more enjoyable place. We now have the ability to filter out offensive / sensitive content. If you don’t want to see such content go to your profile - settings - hide offensive content. This tool gives the moderation team more
I think it does not need an explanation: Imagine that you can view the presentations of both sides side-by-side. Readers will be able evaluate and assess the content more accurately. It is like cross-checking.Instead of a vertically long page, just make each round 1 page and then to read the second
Test post with quill editor
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Check it out! Based on the discussion around DART about whether stricter modding is better for a debate website or not. https://www.debatecraft.com/debates/t/debatecraft-would-benefit-from-a-strict-modding-style-as-a-opposed-to-a-laissez-faire-one
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeSbpr7nnQbL7wwGHd-kInEDAuZFUWeKl-Kj3rvPpPTNuhmxQ/viewformNow that we have moderation up. Please take this survey. Private message me in discord or message me on here the 6 letter code so we can confirm it’s you.
lets test this heres an edit
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I think so, anyway.
This will be essentially into creating our community and for potentially new elected moderators to lead the site. I believe we should start scratch with our Code of Conduct, changing enforcement policies, moderation authority, and defining certain powers that a mod can or can not do. I think this sh
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zrQ0JatET3D6ivdF26-FPcv3oSn1QM6i8uP4r1u78EA/edit?tab=t.0
Debatecraft should introduce a rule that users arent allowed to violate free speech of others. This rule would essentially be a consequentialist type rule where actions which result in reducing free speech of users in total are considered bad. This rule would of course be subject to interpretation b
Are there already established mods here? Are we able to elect them as a community?