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Data exported from public debate on Reasonwell, under CC-BY-SA with attribution required.

This article has some discussion of the object model.

premises.csv:

• argument_id refers to id in arguments.csv, which I'll refer to as argument.id
• claim_id refers to claim.id

arguments.csv:

• contention_id is the claim.id of the claim that is being argument for or against
• supports = t if it argues for, f if it argues against

You get the idea.

You can refer to claims in the web interface by constructing URLs like this:

• http://www.reasonwell.com/claim/001a8263cce75994d7c7c7d031398ff9e5774db49f31cd64ce0bcb9e36d6aa13

Same works for edits, flaws and assumptions:

• http://www.reasonwell.com/edit/003eccf19d0e76e14a57c8ceb0f874304af1df2cb558e11411a13fcb5776f166
• http://www.reasonwell.com/flaw/ffd95ba178cf9628b0e151144c5c3f5d1233c0e18505627ff065e54cec89921a
• http://www.reasonwell.com/assumption/032d21cb860750bccfa6005e63d1b21ee72240967306e34a1f89d217c9819f10

Arguments are different, for now:

• http://www.reasonwell.com/+0097feb44ddf4ef60eb05af8e93f972c9148cb04dc0ddb0de3c01ef492728d47

Please direct questions and comments to the discussion group, thanks.

Ben Williamson