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What are Issues? |
Also known as questions. Something that needs to be addressed. |
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What are Ideas? |
Also known as Positions. Responses to issues. Typically the set of ideas that respond to an issue represents the spectrum of perspectives on the issue. |
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What are Arguments? |
Pros (arguments supporting) or Cons (arguments against) a idea. The complete set of arguments that respond to an idea represents the multiplicity of viewpoints on it. |
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Rules for Issues |
- Can be raised anew or can arise from other issues, positions or arguments - Any IBIS element can be questioned |
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Rules for Ideas |
- Can only respond to issues/questions |
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Rules for Arguments |
- Can only be associated with positions/ideas |
