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Public Forum · Preparation resources

Tools & Templates

Choose a blank workspace, review the how-to guidance, and prepare your own work for publication review. A member account is required to create, save, or submit a workspace draft.

How to use these resources

1. Read the standard

Know what the brief must contain and the requirements it must pass.

2. Prepare your work

Use a blank structured template online or download a Word-compatible outline.

3. Review and submit

Check the mechanics, complete your own review, and send the brief to intake.

Workspace 01

Opinions

Online blank template

Opinion workspace

A labelled document with fields for the topic, position, main argument, context, supporting arguments, and sources.

How-to guide

Opinion structure guide

See what belongs in each section and how every supporting argument connects to the main argument.

Source organizer

Sources & citations

Record the source actually used, its locator, and the exact claim it supports.

Self-check

Publication readiness

Check required structure, length, source records, and your own conventions, evidence, and logic review.

Workspace 02

Challenges

Online blank template

Challenge workspace

A labelled document for the accepted Opinion, exact challenged claim, main challenge, reasoning, evidence, and supporting arguments.

How-to guide

Challenge structure guide

See how to target a specific claim and explain a relevant defect without attacking a person or institution.

Source organizer

Sources & citations

Connect every evidence-based attack to the source and locator actually used.

Self-check

Publication readiness

Check required structure, relevance, length, source records, and your own final review.

Preparation assistance only. These resources do not edit, spell-check, generate, repair, judge, score, or guarantee acceptance of a submission. Everything you file must follow the Public Forum Rules.