I'm part of the DebateCraft moderation team. Not my first rodeo, as I've been leadership for similar sites in the past.
My logic and rhetoric have produced 141+ wins in a row. That streak held up against a handful of debaters who swore vendettas against me and pursued them through coordinated vote bombing campaigns, hydra accounts (a team sharing one login to collaborate on the strongest possible arguments against mine), and a steady supply of lesser shenanigans I've lost track of.
I'm retired from formal debating now, but I still coach, both one-on-one and through a few guides I've written, which may be found at my current project: Debate Wiki.
Debate Wiki which covers formal debate, logical argumentation, and rhetorical strategy. Other references cover pieces of what it does (RationalWiki, for example, has my favorite list of fallacies), but as far as I'm aware, nothing else integrates fallacies, tactics, rhetorical concepts, kritiks, and archived debates into a single working framework. Pages are currently written mostly by me, but anyone is welcome to contribute. If you want to look up what Poisoning the Well actually is, how Ironmongering differs from a Scarecrow Argument, or (unfortunately) how to preserve a good debate before its platform disappears (RIP Debate.org, EDeb8.com, DebateArt.com, DebateIsland.com, and more), the wiki is the destination.
My best debates are indexed here.
