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==Format==
==Format==
The format of argumentation pages is similar to that of [[MisesWiki:Mainspace|mainspace]] pages; that is, users do not sign their contributions, and the page contents are the result of a collaborative effort to reach a community decision on what the pages should contain. Contributions made by any editor are subject to merciless editing by others, in contrast to the norm on [[Mises Wiki:Talk pages|talk pages]] and debate pages, where it is generally not permitted to remove or edit other user's comments.
The format of argumentation pages is similar to that of [[Mises Wiki:Mainspace|mainspace]] pages; that is, users do not sign their contributions, and the page contents are the result of a collaborative effort to reach a community decision on what the pages should contain. Contributions made by any editor are subject to merciless editing by others, in contrast to the norm on [[Mises Wiki:Talk pages|talk pages]] and debate pages, where it is generally not permitted to remove or edit other user's comments.


[[Category:Mises Wiki namespaces]]
[[Category:Mises Wiki namespaces]]

Revision as of 18:38, 13 October 2012

Argumentationspace is a namespace devoted to putting forth arguments that can be raised in debates with statists. The arguments expressed there represent the views of Mises Wiki unless noted otherwise. Debatespace, essayspace, and userspace are more suited to putting forth views that do not represent the views of the project.

Format

The format of argumentation pages is similar to that of mainspace pages; that is, users do not sign their contributions, and the page contents are the result of a collaborative effort to reach a community decision on what the pages should contain. Contributions made by any editor are subject to merciless editing by others, in contrast to the norm on talk pages and debate pages, where it is generally not permitted to remove or edit other user's comments.