Sum1hugme

The nature of man is to be free. Therefore, Liberty is the most basic natural right. The other natural rights, like life, happiness, and property, can be derived from the right to liberty.

Woah woah woah, there's no need for that kind of language here

Og, nam

Lol, so does my wife

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So, when I debate, there's usually rebuttals I can predict that my opponent will bring up. I'm a six-shooter theory guy, where I like to keep my extra bullets in reserve instead of throwing everything out right away. Do you prefer to head off rebuttals in your arguments, like your opening statement, or wait until they appear and rebut them separately.

Bearman's suggestions are all perfect ideas i had in mind. There could also be a way to search people's specific views (religious, political, etc.) Those are really all of the filters i can think of off the top of my head.

When on the "debates" page, on the right hand side, there's a statistics box. Within that box are 6 smaller boxes, one of which has the number of members on the site. If that was a button that led to the mentioned member list, that would be very helpful. I was just thinking of a way to browse potential debate candidates with filters. I just find a lot of people that seem interesting only to see they have not logged in in months or a year.

Suggestion: What if when a user clicked on the members tab in the statistics window, it gave a comprehensive list of all the members. If that existed, it would also be really great if it could be filtered, maybe by last login date, or number of debates won, etc. Food for thought

It's a much larger active community than I anticipated

Any idea if there's a way to search someone who hasn't had a debate? Like if two new people wanted to find each other 

How many active members are there usually? And are there any plans to add a way to search for members?