The winner of debates on this website should be decided when someone votes

And dear voters, now that I think about it, sources should actually be voted for. REBUTTALS: " you have stated your facts clearly and presentably" I would just like to point out that my first round entry was a debate description, no facts were made, and it wasn't a argument. " If there is more time the person or people who created and argues this topic may get anxious. " I don't see how this is possible, nor do I understand how it is a bad thing. Anxious means: " Uneasy and apprehensive about an uncertain event or matter; worried. " [1] Being worried is not a bad thing. "Also, if it is a class project, you would probably need to know sooner! Imagine if you had to wait 20 days for someone to vote and your teacher got you in trouble, when it wasn't even you! " Before I say anything else, think about this: when did your teacher ever ask you to use www. debate. org to do a project? Any ways, if the debate is done, it wouldn't matter if you won or lose in the debate as long as you have your points (if the debate was for a project. ) So it wouldn't matter who won or lose, and also you would most likely not get in trouble because no one has voted for a winner yet. "This is my opinion and even though you have stated your facts clearly and presentably I think my case is quite stronger and well educated as research has proven my opinions and ideas. " Research? What research? You have no research or anything else that can possibly back up your ideas. No sources, no research, no quotes, no nothing. I will even quote your entire argument right now: "I think that it is a good thing there are time limits. If there is more time the person or people who created and argues this topic may get anxious. Also, if it is a class project, you would probably need to know sooner! Imagine if you had to wait 20 days for someone to vote and your teacher got you in trouble, when it wasn't even you! This is my opinion and even though you have stated your facts clearly and presentably I think my case is quite stronger and well educated as research has proven my opinions and ideas. You may now rebuttal. " Where is the research or proof in this text? Please show me. Now for my arguments. .. . ARGUMENTS: For this round, I will explain 2 main points: Popularity and time. On this website, people vote for debates. However some debates are voted for, and some aren't. I have noticed that popularity occasionally factors into this. Dear voters, and opponent, have you ever asked your friends to vote for your debate? I am going to assume that at least one of you have. When doing such, people vote for your debate, which is unfair. Some people don't have friends on this site, and that can be for security reasons. It is unfair someone's debate ends in a draw because they don't have friends. However eventually someone will vote, so they should extend the time limit until someone does in order to solve this. Time can also be an issue to why people don't vote. People aren't always on, so people who vote a lot may not have the chance to vote for your debate. Because of this, even if you are the obvious winner, the debate will end in a tie. This is once again unfair. So until someone votes, the debate should not end, in order to such. And as long as we are campaigning for a win (con has done such in his argument "This is my opinion and even though you have stated your facts clearly and presentably I think my case is quite stronger and well educated as research has proven my opinions and ideas. ") then I will do the same. My rebuttals reasonably rendered con's arguments invalid. Also my paragraphs are more organized. Furthermore, my vocabulary and grammar though incorrect, still surpasses those of con. Lastly, I at least have 1 source, and displayed reasoning behind my arguments, and quoted things. :D Now, in the words of my opponent, "You may now rebuttal. " Vote pro, because lets face it, most of you find this a great idea. Good luck con. Source: (couldn't find areas to use sources, sorry) 1. . http://www.thefreedictionary.com... 2. . http://www.debate.org...