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Claim: "Wiki-style rhetorical annotation is a better format for crowdsourcing than other alternatives" | Claim: "Wiki-style rhetorical annotation is a better format for crowdsourcing than other alternatives" | ||
Reason for wanting this claim: It is implicit in the use of arguably.io that we are using a wiki-style frontend for rhetorical annotation. | Reason for wanting this claim: It is implicit in the use of arguably.io that we are using a wiki-style frontend for rhetorical annotation. | ||
What other frontend and backends facilitate rhetorical annotation as well as continuous deployment of epistemic resources? | What other frontend and backends facilitate rhetorical annotation as well as continuous deployment of epistemic resources? | ||
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Ivermectin has beneficial effects against SARS-COV-2
Ivermectin does not have beneficial effects against SARS-COV-2 -- These two will be quite long because there is quite a lot of peer-reviewed literature that will need to be cited, but if someone wants to try their hand at it, go for it! JFG (talk) 21:33, 22 January 2022 (UTC)
Claim: "Wiki-style rhetorical annotation is a better format for crowdsourcing than other alternatives"
Reason for wanting this claim: It is implicit in the use of arguably.io that we are using a wiki-style frontend for rhetorical annotation. What other frontend and backends facilitate rhetorical annotation as well as continuous deployment of epistemic resources?