Think you can win
the argument?
Pick a subject. Pick your side. Argue it out with someone who actually knows the material and will not simply agree with you.
Then a separate judge reads every word and tells you, honestly, who made the better case.
How a debate works
Four steps, and none of them involve anyone being polite about a bad argument.
Who you are up against
Each one argues their side sincerely — and each one can be argued out of a point. A debater who cannot lose is not debating.
The judge never took part
Arbiter reads the whole debate from the outside and scores both sides on five things. It is not judging who is right — it is judging who argued better, which is a different question and often a different answer.
It quotes your strongest moment back at you, names the point that decided it, and tells you one concrete thing to do better next time.
What it costs
Debate is not part of a subscription. Everyone gets 50 free debate messages to try it — separate from your monthly companion messages, so trying it costs you nothing you were already paying for.
Credits are bought in packs and never expire. A typical debate runs eight to twelve exchanges before it reaches its natural end.
Go on then. Convince someone.
Riff launches soon on iOS and Android. Debate comes with it.
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