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other ways to start an argument..
There are other ways to start an argument as well. If you have gmail, and you have used a google(gmail) account to log in, you can send an email to argument.app@gmail.com (along with anyone else you might want to send it to). In the subject type:
If you are a blogger, and want to have people argue about your content, there's a way to submit arguments without giving Argumentum all your content. You can go to http://arg.umentum.com/submitURL, and type in your post's URL along with a proposition your content supports or opposes. Then you should summarize your post into its main points, and paste the summary in the appropriate field. Eventually, there will be a widget to add the Argumentum functionality directly to your blog. Your blog domain is automatically turned into a faction (see way below), so if you have multiple arguers blogging on your blog, you can see all of their arguments on the faction's wall as well as on each arguer's argument stream.
There are other ways to start an argument as well. If you have gmail, and you have used a google(gmail) account to log in, you can send an email to argument.app@gmail.com (along with anyone else you might want to send it to). In the subject type:
+ or - something you support or oppose
In the body of the email, type your argument. If you have signed in through facebook, you can type:+ or - something you support or oppose
into your publisher box and click argue. Then you can enter an argument into the text input that pops up underneath.If you are a blogger, and want to have people argue about your content, there's a way to submit arguments without giving Argumentum all your content. You can go to http://arg.umentum.com/submitURL, and type in your post's URL along with a proposition your content supports or opposes. Then you should summarize your post into its main points, and paste the summary in the appropriate field. Eventually, there will be a widget to add the Argumentum functionality directly to your blog. Your blog domain is automatically turned into a faction (see way below), so if you have multiple arguers blogging on your blog, you can see all of their arguments on the faction's wall as well as on each arguer's argument stream.
