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☭ Appeal to Authority ☭: Rules and Guidelines
☭ Appeal to Authority ☭: Rules and Guidelines
☭ Appeal to Authority ☭ is intended for the enjoyment of members of NCS. Before posting in the thread, it is advisable to read the rules and guidelines below. As creator, I reserve the right to alter or add to the rules within this thread at any time. Questions, commentary, or suggestions relevant ☭ Appeal to Authority ☭ should be posted in the Community subforum, or PMed to Demon Kagerou.
How To Participate
- Find another user on Gaia Online who has cited the work of a known figure of political science, philosophy, science, or similar intellectual of historical merit.
Re-quote the cited work here.
You will debate the citation as if this cited figure were a user on the forum.
- You may disagree, in which case you are expected to support your opinion with a reasonable standard of logic and factual information.
If you agree with the cited figure, you should express your own interpretation of the citation and why you agree.
If you have something SHORT to say to or about another user, you MUST add it to the bottom of your post and color the text white.
If you disagree or wish to expand on another user's interpretation of a citation within this thread, you must quote the citation itself again, and approach it as you would in the first three points.
What NOT To Do
- Do not quote from another user directly.
Do not mention the name of a user anywhere on your post.
Do not use the white text to troll, harass or make intentionally inflammatory remarks toward another user.
Do not make posts consisting entirely of white text. Take it to the Community subforum.
Additional Notes And Details
- All cited work should originate from a post on Gaia Online. It does not necessarily need to come from NCS, or even be created by a member of NCS.
If you prefer a different translation or version of the citation than the one provided, please link to the version you prefer or name the book/ magazine and publisher of your source.
You may cite another figure while debating a cited figure. Please, make it clear that this is what you are doing.
It's a lot of rules, and I expect you all to follow them, but remember that this is for fun. Don't take it too srsly.
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