THOUGHTS / STATEMENTS

Statement Types

• Questions: Statements that seek answers or insights from the community. Users can respond with their opinions, knowledge, or experiences.
• Responses: Statements that directly address questions or other statements. They can provide answers, counterarguments, or additional information.
• Evidence: Statements that back up claims or arguments. Users can attach supporting documents, links, or references to these statements.
• Proof: Statements that require a higher level of substantiation. Users might provide strong evidence or logical reasoning to support their claims.
• Comments: Brief statements that offer general feedback, expressions of agreement or disagreement, or other short remarks on the discussion.
• Proposals: Statements suggesting specific actions or changes. Others can vote on these proposals to gauge community support.
• Summaries: Statements that distill key points from lengthy discussions or complex topics to help others understand the core ideas.
• Debates: Statements that initiate formal debates or discussions between users, often with defined rules and time limits.
• Announcements: Official statements or updates from administrators or moderators of the platform.
• Opinions: Statements expressing personal viewpoints or subjective perspectives on various topics.
• Facts: Statements presenting objective, verifiable information.
• Citations: Statements with references or citations for claims, adding credibility to their statements.
• Reviews: Statements providing evaluations or assessments of products, services, or other subjects.
• Feedback: Statements specifically for providing feedback about the platform or its features.
• Collaborations: Statements inviting others to collaborate on projects, research, or initiatives.
• Disproof: Statements presenting evidence or arguments against a claim or assertion.
• Opposition: Statements presenting counterarguments or opposing evidence to challenge a claim or idea.
• Disagreement: Statements where users express their disagreement with a statement and provide reasons for their stance.
• Against: Statements created to present arguments against a particular proposal or position.
• Refutation: Statements created to challenge or dispute the accuracy of a statement or fact.
• Disapproval: Statements used to express negative feedback or disagreement with user-generated content like reviews or proposals.
• Approval: Statements used to express positive feedback or agreement with user-generated content.

ENGAGEMENT TYPES

• Endorse: Users can express their support or agreement with a statement by endorsing it.
• Oppose: Users can indicate their disagreement or opposition to a statement by rejecting it.
• Up-vote: Users can vote positively for a statement to indicate that they find it valuable or well-argued.
• Down-vote: Users can vote negatively for a statement to express that they disagree or find it unhelpful.
• Emoji Reactions: Users can react to statements using a variety of emojis to express their emotions, such as thumbs-up, applause, laughter, or sadness.
• Comments: Users can leave comments to provide additional context, explanations, or feedback on a statement.
• Flag: Users can flag statements that violate community guidelines or require moderation attention.
• Share: Users can share statements with others, both within and outside the platform, to promote discussion and awareness.
• Bookmark: Users can save statements for later reference or follow-up.
• Report: Users can report statements that contain inappropriate content or violate platform rules.
• Edit: If allowed, users can suggest edits to statements to improve clarity or accuracy.
• Highlight: Users can highlight specific portions of a statement to emphasize key points or issues.
• Follow: Users can follow specific statements or authors to receive updates on related discussions.
• Mention: Users can mention other users in their comments or responses to bring their attention to a statement.
• Vote on Proposals: For proposal statements, users can vote in favor or against them to gauge community support.
• Request Clarification: Users can request clarification from the author if they find a statement unclear or incomplete.
• Mark as Duplicate: Users can identify duplicate statements and link them to consolidate discussions.
• Pin: Moderators or administrators can pin important statements or announcements to the top of a discussion.
• Close Debate: In formal debates, moderators or participants can close the debate when it reaches its conclusion.

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