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Engaging in [[civil discourse]] means having thoughtful and respectful conversations - even when there are fundamental or other disagreements. It involves employing [[listening skills]] such as active listening, speaking/writing [[empathy|empathetically]] and respectfully, and focusing on the issue at hand rather than off topic, extraneous references, [[spam]] and personal attacks. Civil discourse helps build mutual understanding and also promotes productive dialogue.

Engaging in [[civil discourse]] means having thoughtful and respectful conversations - even when there are fundamental or other disagreements. It involves employing [[listening skills]] such as active listening, speaking/writing [[empathy|empathetically]] and respectfully, and focusing on the issue at hand rather than off topic, extraneous references, [[spam]] and personal attacks.<ref>For example, a discussion on economy or interest rates should devolve into a discussion of Russian flush toilets.</ref> Civil discourse helps build mutual understanding and also promotes productive dialogue.

* You must be civil. No bullying. Incivility and personal attacks should be replaced with the {{[[Template:personal remark removed|personal remark removed]]}} template. Conservapedia Administrators as well need to interact with others according to the same standards of civility we ask of editors.

* You must be civil. No bullying. Incivility and personal attacks should be replaced with the {{[[Template:personal remark removed|personal remark removed]]}} template. Conservapedia Administrators as well need to interact with others according to the same standards of civility we ask of editors.