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-  - 1. *Strive ​to Improve Overall Discussion* Help keep quality high, build upon existing ​ideas, and stay tidy. +===== Node's of Science Principles for Mutual Discussion ===== 
-  - *Focus on the Ideas Rather than the Speaker* Criticism of ideas is welcome, but personal attacks, abuse, ​and insults are likely ​to ruin discussion. +> Our Principles for Mutual Discourse is a guiding document offering direction for our various forums across networks as well as for any other communities wishing ​to use these ideas for their own groupsWhile rules are typically binary ​and difficult ​to apply to diverse forums with unique cultures and purposes, principles offer a goal for which to aimThe principles ​in this document provide a foundation upon which those interested can have a shared basis for communication.
-  - *Support Factual Claims with Evidence* All members should take initiative ​in providing evidence ​for their own claims and requesting sources from others even if the conclusions are not disputed.+
  
-  - 4. *Give People and Ideas a Chance* Apply the principle of charity to the claims people make and give the benefit of the doubt to the people making the claims. Listening and asking honest questions prevents misunderstandings. +  - ***Strive to Improve Overall Discussion*** Help keep quality high, build upon existing ideas, and stay tidy. 
- +  - ***Focus on the Ideas Rather than the Speaker*** Criticism of ideas is welcome, but personal attacks, abuse, and insults are likely to ruin discussion. 
-  - 5. *Show, Don't Only Tell* Sharing reasons and evidence supporting opinions, conclusions,​ and beliefs improves the quality of conversation because the community wants to know why people believe what they do, not only what they believe. +  - ***Support Factual Claims with Evidence*** All members should take initiative in providing evidence for their own claims and requesting sources from others even if the conclusions are not disputed. 
- +  - ***Give People and Ideas a Chance*** Apply the principle of charity to the claims people make and give the benefit of the doubt to the people making the claims. Listening and asking honest questions prevents misunderstandings. 
-  - 6. *Reduce the Visual Noise* Unnecessary images, memes, and image macros clog and distract discussions. Infographics and educational videos, however, improve discussion. +  - ***Show, Don't Only Tell*** Sharing reasons and evidence supporting opinions, conclusions,​ and beliefs improves the quality of conversation because the community wants to know why people believe what they do, not only what they believe. 
- +  - ***Reduce the Visual Noise*** Unnecessary images, memes, and image macros clog and distract discussions. Infographics and educational videos, however, improve discussion. 
-  - 7. *Guide Discussion* Adding summary or explanation to posts, links, and images helps improve discussion because people will know what they are looking at and why. +  - ***Guide Discussion*** Adding summary or explanation to posts, links, and images helps improve discussion because people will know what they are looking at and why. 
- +  - ***Respect Other Contributions*** Deleting threads where others have commented or comments that have become a part of discussion deteriorates discussion because people have contributed time and effort. 
-  - 8. *Respect Other Contributions* Deleting threads where others have commented or comments that have become a part of discussion deteriorates discussion because people have contributed time and effort. +  - ***Be patient*** Since our communities are for mutual discussion, conversation improves when people have a chance to speak and respond. Rapid-fire posting or flooding the forum decreases the quality of discussion. 
- +  - ***No advertising spam, solicitations,​ or promotions without administrator approval***
-  - 9. *Be patient* Since our communities are for mutual discussion, conversation improves when people have a chance to speak and respond. Rapid-fire posting or flooding the forum decreases the quality of discussion. +
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-  - 10. No advertising spam, solicitations,​ or promotions without administrator approval. ​+
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