I certainly agree to participate if the topic is "Resolved: WTC1,2 and7 were brought down by impact damage and fires".
I also would agree to participate if there were two seperate debates, one with the above proposition, and one of the proposition "Resolved: WTC1,2 and 7 were brought down by incindiaries and explosives".
I am waiting for Arkan to answer my questions about "status quo", and about "public domain"
Do you just not get it? You don't need two debates. Heres' how it works:
"Resolved: WTC1,2 and7 were brought down by impact damage and fires".
Side A presents his side supporting the resolution, along with evidence and sources. This could include photos, videos or other documentation that he has linked to. Anyone can view them by clicking on a link.
The Side B can say "No, in fact WTC 1,2 and 7 were brought down by CD." Here is my evidence, backed up with documentation, photos, etc. in the links.
Then it goes back and forth, like a tennis match, each side addressing his opponent's point with solid evidence. Just that easy.
btw, why is linking to the photos so bloody abhorrent to you? To use your murder trial example, it's like the difference between openly displaying on an easel a photo of the crime victim, or passing around the same photo in a folder for each juror, defendant and prosecution to view. What's the big deal?
So yes or no, will you debate?
Or will you keep on throwing up imaginary obstacles?