Csillag Kristóf wrote:
Hi there! As my master's thesis, I am developing a new Argument Mapping tool.
Cool. Will it become free software?
An ideal thread for my example would look like this: - Revolts around one (or very few) basic decisions
I assume you mean 'revolves', not 'revolts' here.
- Contains a lots of (intelligent) arguments and opinions.
- Hard to overview if one reads the thread in a linear fashion
- But still, if it's sorted out in a sensible manner, some
kind of decision is possible, or at least we can see the Truth
better then before.
Also, I would like to choose a thread which is interesting (for the
community on the list), and that you would like to see summarized via
Argument Mapping. (You can also suggest a current thread, too; I am
happy to help you with the current decisions.)
Another thing that'd be neat, though I'm not sure where it is in the archive, is to have a summary of the arguments that led to the various desert island, dissident, etc. tests.
(Wow. We've come a long way since http://lists.debian.org/debian-legal/2001/11/msg00096.html)
/me notices his first message to -legal in Jan. 2002. Damn, its been a long time....