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Charles' Rules of Argument are a strategy for online arguments that are often shared among some Geek Feminism community members and are mentioned in, eg, the Ada Initiative Ally Skills workshop. They were originally posed by Charles Miller in March 2004. Some principles associated with Charles' Rules of Argument are:

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  • Charles' Rules of Argument are a strategy for online arguments that are often shared among some Geek Feminism community members and are mentioned in, eg, the Ada Initiative Ally Skills workshop. They were originally posed by Charles Miller in March 2004. Some principles associated with Charles' Rules of Argument are:
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  • Charles' Rules of Argument are a strategy for online arguments that are often shared among some Geek Feminism community members and are mentioned in, eg, the Ada Initiative Ally Skills workshop. They were originally posed by Charles Miller in March 2004. Some principles associated with Charles' Rules of Argument are: 1. * Entering into arguments is not necessarily good: they're tiring and you often don't convince anyone. 2. * Arguments make people defensive. Do not expect your interlocutor to change their mind during the argument. They will only change it later if at all. 3. * In groups, your argument is actually normally aimed at onlookers more than your interlocutor. 4. * Once you have stated your position and corrected any factual misunderstandings, there is nothing further you can do. Anyone who still disagrees with you cannot be convinced by you arguing with them.
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