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How Debater of the Month Works (Quick Guide)

Join eligible debates. Look for debates marked “DotM eligible” or in the DotM tab. Anything you debate there counts toward the competition.
Earn votes. When people like your arguments or discussions, you earn votes. Discussions become votable after 3 total replies.
Reach the Top 20. At the end of the month, the 20 debaters with the most votes move to the judging stage. Minimum requirement: 15 total contributions (arguments, feedback, or discussions).
Judging stage. Real judges (debate coaches & educators) select 3–6 extra winners from the Top 20 based on clarity, logic, evidence, creativity, and respectful engagement.
Win prizes. Top 5 automatically earn $10 each. Judges award the remaining prize pool to 3–6 standout debaters (including possible repeats from the Top 5).
Get featured. Winners may appear on the home page, newsletter, and social media.

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Are we overdiagnosing mental health disorders in young adults?

Over the past two decades, diagnoses of anxiety, depression, ADHD, and other mental health disorders among young adults have increased significantly. At the same...

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Does strict parenting create stronger adults?

Parenting styles vary widely, from highly structured and disciplined households to more relaxed and flexible environments. Supporters of strict parenting argue that clear rules,...

Is The Legalization Of Psychedelics for mental Health Treatment A Slippery Slope?

The legalization of psychedelics for mental health treatment refers to the regulated use of substances like psilocybin (found in magic mushrooms), LSD, and MDMA...

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Should Companies Be Required to Provide Mandatory Mental Health Days to Employees?

The debate around mandatory mental health days for employees stems from a growing recognition of mental health as a crucial component of overall well-being....

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Should Social Media Likes and Follows Be Hidden to Protect Mental Health?

The impact of social media on mental health has sparked growing concern, particularly regarding the visibility of likes and follows. Platforms originally designed to...

Is Social Media Addiction a Public Health Crisis?

Social media addiction is increasingly recognized as a potential public health crisis due to its widespread impact on mental health and daily functioning. The...

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How Debater of the Month Works (Quick Guide)

Join eligible debates. Look for debates marked “DotM eligible” or in the DotM tab. Anything you debate there counts toward the competition.
Earn votes. When people like your arguments or discussions, you earn votes. Discussions become votable after 3 total replies.
Reach the Top 20. At the end of the month, the 20 debaters with the most votes move to the judging stage. Minimum requirement: 15 total contributions (arguments, feedback, or discussions).
Judging stage. Real judges (debate coaches & educators) select 3–6 extra winners from the Top 20 based on clarity, logic, evidence, creativity, and respectful engagement.
Win prizes. Top 5 automatically earn $10 each. Judges award the remaining prize pool to 3–6 standout debaters (including possible repeats from the Top 5).
Get featured. Winners may appear on the home page, newsletter, and social media.

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Are we overdiagnosing mental health disorders in young adults?

Does strict parenting create stronger adults?

Is The Legalization Of Psychedelics for mental Health Treatment A Slippery Slope?

Should Companies Be Required to Provide Mandatory Mental Health Days to Employees?

Should Social Media Likes and Follows Be Hidden to Protect Mental Health?

Is Social Media Addiction a Public Health Crisis?