Get Satisfaction uses Javascript and cookies.

You'll need to enable Javascript and cookies to log-in and participate.

Know any helpful people?
Email this to a friend
- Your Name:
- Your Email:
- Email to: Enter up to 5 email addresses separated by commas
- Add an optional message
- Optional Message:
  Character limit of 1000 characters
- Or cancel
Twitter this
Share on Facebook
Get a short URL

Share it on these other sites

1 answer marked best

1 reply made

2 people participating

1 employee helping

Products & Services

Competition

This topic is tagged

Related topics in Debatewise

About starting a debate

Are there any restrictions on the type of debate I can create?

Reply to this question

1 person has this question

I have this question, too! Tell me when someone answers.
The more people who ask this question, the more it gets noticed.

Create a customer community for your own organization

Plans starting at $19/month

EMPLOYEE

Remove Inappropriate?
Delete or Edit

Debatewise, Official Rep, replied on March 26, 2008 11:21

Not really. They do have to be legal of course and they shouldn't be deliberately designed to be offensive, but apart from that just about anything goes.

Remember though, the winning debates will be those which get the most participation. So if your debate is about an obscure or specialist subject you may not get many other people joining in. Also, if your debate is already being discussed you’ll reduce the number of possible participants.

The company and 1 other person say this answers the question

Add a comment This answers the question Mark as a company answer

Reply to Stephen Williams' question

(Some HTML allowed)

Attach-an-image