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== Key Principles for Effective Online Argumentation == 1. Focus on the argument, not the person. Avoid personal attacks or insults and stick to addressing the actual points being made. 2. Use logic and evidence to support your claims. Back up assertions with credible sources, data, or sound reasoning. 3. Acknowledge valid points made by the other side. This shows you are engaging in good faith and considering different perspectives. 4. Remain calm and civil. Getting emotional or aggressive tends to escalate conflicts unproductively. 5. Be clear and concise. Make your key points succinctly rather than writing long, rambling responses. 6. Ask probing questions to better understand the other person's position. 7. Be willing to change your mind if presented with compelling counterarguments.
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