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How to Author a Concordis Argument Map, Part III

This is the third part in a three part series. The first part can be found here. The second part can be found here....

How to Author an Argument Map, Part II

This is the second part in a three part series. The first part can be found here. The third part can be found here....

How to Author a Concordis Argument Map, Part I

This is the second part in a three part series. The second part can be found here. The third part can be found here.

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How to View and Navigate a Concordis Argument Map

Hello, I'm James Tolley. I'm the founder of Concordis and I wanted to show you how to view an argument map using the example, True or False: The Moon Landing was a Hoax.

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Understanding Argument Maps

This is a brief overview for the Concordis newbie, so that you can know what you are looking at when you visit an argument map. Watch the video for more, and also browse our other articles.

When you visit an argument map page, you will see something like this:

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Map Editing Standards

The mission of Concordis is to create documents of unimpeachable credibility. In order to accomplish this goal, we bring together the smartest people who disagree with each other. In that spirit, our mediation of conversations is intended to be as elegant and minimal as possible. We are not...

What is the role of mediators (editors) on Concordis?

Much like Wikipedia, on Concordis we want everyone to be able to contribute, when they have subject-matter knowledge, and so help to improve the discussion and debate, helping us all to find the truth. Also like Wikipedia, we want to avoid people abusing this open system.

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Intersubjectivity

I has written an article on this topic. It's critical that we all upgrade our understanding of what the word "fact" means. In the...