I'm very interested in talking with the authors of this work about how we can think about structured argumentation notations like this for the American Competitive debate community. American Competitive Debaters have their own informal markdown-like structures and fuzzy-syntax of their formatting alongside so much jargon that I really want to see how it can map to something like Argdown.
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I am the author of some recent literature on Competitive Debate datasets for the NLP community:
1. https://aclanthology.org/2020.argmining-1.1/
2. https://paperswithcode.com/paper/opendebateevidence-a-massiv... (under review at a main conference, but we had an acceptance to ARGMIN 2024 at ACL 2024 which we declined)
I'm very interested in talking with the authors of this work about how we can think about structured argumentation notations like this for the American Competitive debate community. American Competitive Debaters have their own informal markdown-like structures and fuzzy-syntax of their formatting alongside so much jargon that I really want to see how it can map to something like Argdown.