Rather, it’s fine to say “that’s a FGCA” if it’s a FCGA, and not fine if it’s not.
FGCAs derail conversations. Categorizing “that’s a FGCA” as a FCGA is feeding the trolls.
If someone accuses you of making a FGCA when you didn’t, you can always just explain why it’s not a FGCA. Otherwise, you f**ked up. Admit your error and apologize.
Some of those don’t appear to be fully general counterarguments.
for example: “Meta: The opponent is using fully general counterarguments.”
does not work if your opponents counterarguments aren’t examples of fully general counterarguments.
After all, this isn’t just a list of things people can shout.That would just be a list of annoying arguments.
Rather, it’s fine to say “that’s a FGCA” if it’s a FCGA, and not fine if it’s not.
FGCAs derail conversations. Categorizing “that’s a FGCA” as a FCGA is feeding the trolls.
If someone accuses you of making a FGCA when you didn’t, you can always just explain why it’s not a FGCA. Otherwise, you f**ked up. Admit your error and apologize.