I haven't watched a lot of the videos but, this website seems like it has potential.
We have a lot of good debates here on OS (Vick vs. Rodgers, Kolb vs. VY, Manning winning another championship, etc.)
Maybe we can get a couple of Oser's to take it so Squabbler
How It Works
Have a disagreement with someone? Well, here's the chance to settle it. On Squabbler, you'll both have the chance to present your side of a debate in 30 seconds or less. Then, over the life of the squabble, watch as the viewers give their verdict and declare a winner.
We welcome spirited and passionate debate, but ask squabblers to keep it clean-- we want to keep this a friendly place to disagree. Feel free to be creative (sing it, dance it, mime it, do it in character, etc.), but remember, the objective is to convince others to vote for you. Don't forget to encourage your friends, family and co-workers to weigh in. There is no squabble too big or too small. Whether it's about healthcare or "who wore it best,"... everything's debatable.
For the challenger:
If you'd like to initiate a squabble, submit your video here. Videos must be 30 seconds or less. Any videos that run longer will be cut off at the 30 second time limit.
After you've uploaded your video, you will enter the email address of the person you'd like to invite and they will receive an invitation to squabble from squabbler.com.
That person will have the opportunity to review your side of the squabble and then respond with a 30 second video of their own.
Once both sides of the squabble have been submitted and approved, you will receive an email that your squabble has been published with the link to that squabble.
For the responder:
If you are the person responding to a squabble challenge, you will receive an email with a link to the challenger's video and then you'll have the chance to respond with a video of your own. Videos must be 30 seconds or less. Any videos that run longer will be cut off at the 30 second time limit.
Once both sides of the squabble have been submitted and approved, you will receive an email that your squabble has been published with the link to that squabble.
Have a disagreement with someone? Well, here's the chance to settle it. On Squabbler, you'll both have the chance to present your side of a debate in 30 seconds or less. Then, over the life of the squabble, watch as the viewers give their verdict and declare a winner.
We welcome spirited and passionate debate, but ask squabblers to keep it clean-- we want to keep this a friendly place to disagree. Feel free to be creative (sing it, dance it, mime it, do it in character, etc.), but remember, the objective is to convince others to vote for you. Don't forget to encourage your friends, family and co-workers to weigh in. There is no squabble too big or too small. Whether it's about healthcare or "who wore it best,"... everything's debatable.
For the challenger:
If you'd like to initiate a squabble, submit your video here. Videos must be 30 seconds or less. Any videos that run longer will be cut off at the 30 second time limit.
After you've uploaded your video, you will enter the email address of the person you'd like to invite and they will receive an invitation to squabble from squabbler.com.
That person will have the opportunity to review your side of the squabble and then respond with a 30 second video of their own.
Once both sides of the squabble have been submitted and approved, you will receive an email that your squabble has been published with the link to that squabble.
For the responder:
If you are the person responding to a squabble challenge, you will receive an email with a link to the challenger's video and then you'll have the chance to respond with a video of your own. Videos must be 30 seconds or less. Any videos that run longer will be cut off at the 30 second time limit.
Once both sides of the squabble have been submitted and approved, you will receive an email that your squabble has been published with the link to that squabble.
Maybe we can get a couple of Oser's to take it so Squabbler
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