Never heard of it.... and to be honest, it sounds like a dump.

The social media era gives a very powerful voice to the crowds, yet it somewhat lacks structure and unity. Quibl.com proposes a very powerful and innovative debate platform that will:

Always present both sides of each issue

Aggregate the best content available on the web, for each side, by allowing users to vote

Allow people to create the debate and share their opinion

Allow people to forge their own opinion

Provide advanced filters to favor the most active content and the most active debates

Allow users to create debates on any controversial topic they want to talk about

Allow users to support their cause with their network

Provide a rich commenting system behind every single argument, thus allowing you to hear the best counter-opinions

* Allow you to find issues in your area

No.

Quibl doesn't have a joe_cavalry..., so...., No. ;)

Not at all although it's fun to troll.

C'mon, everyone knows that Particibate is the best debate site.

There. I also create the same debate on Quibl.com

http://www.quibl.com/debate/49

Ewww, hell nah! I couldn't even find the button to post my argument. I'm good here, createdebate has a much simpler interface that satisfies my personal needs. Quibl cannot match what quality this site has to offer.

Doesn't look really that good in my opinion but I rule this site the best debating site and it should be.

No, though it does look like a really nice polling site!

The navigation is not at all intuitive and the display is inefficient.

No seeing as it doesn't exist anymore.

I just tried it, maybe because there are polls but EVERYTHING else is worse.

comment system is a pain to navigate.

The way the post on both sides ressembles the way subreddits work. Dynamic filters make debate show new content in a very interesting way. This allows debate to stay alive. For example, Atheist vs Theist will stay alive forever.

We have done a major update to quibl.com.

I think it is better than ever. Go check it out. http://www.quibl.com/

Essentially, Quibl.com does two things:

- It aggregates arguments on a specific topic (like gun control for example)

- It's a tool to find debates (we have a location for each debate), allowing you to find what's going on in your area with google map api. (http://www.quibl.com/where)

For comparison sake, a debate is a bit like a subreddit but you have two columns, one for each side. Debates are always polarized like that. People post their opinion, links to articles, blogs, tweets and just pictures as argument on one or the other side. Behind each argument, you have a comment section where people still pick a side when commenting. Therefore, if you see a "red" argument that seems quite good, you can go check in the comment for "red" or "green" opinions below it. Everything is sorted by number of votes so you can "filter" the content and show what's best in a certain amount of time. We use exponential decay formulas to depreciate argument after a while, depending on filter selection. This keeps the debate interesting by showing more new content. We have no downvotes, because it makes no sense for people arguing.

We also have implemented a support function for both sides, where you share your side on Facebook, Twitter or G+

I dream that one day, countries will have hundreds of issues exposed on this site, where the sharing function will help local communities to rally on a common cause and put pressure on politician, where argument weight will clearly show which sides has the most compelling arguments, where the debate page will paint a clear portrait of the best arguments for both sides, where the comment sections will show instantly what are the best counter-opinions. I dream one day it can become a reference to get an opinion on a topic and a driving force for instant democracy.