Period. - Le débat du jour

An app where changing your mind isn't a defeat.

Every day, one social issue. Not ten: one. Twenty-four hours to decide. Yes, no, or abstain. Your vote is sealed, and it opens the door to debate.

Understand public opinion, instead of being influenced by it.
The result isn't a percentage: it's your place in the country. You read the same question by country, by age, by generation, and you see where the real dividing lines lie, often not where you expected them.

Learn to argue, not to shout.
Write, or speak up. Respond, quote, contradict. When someone turns you around, give them a "Period."—the gesture that says, "That's settled, we can close the case." Here, arguments win, never volume; personal attacks have no place and are removed.

Check before you believe
A numerical claim in the thread is verified and sourced directly within the message: you see what holds true, what doesn't, and where the information comes from. It's an exercise in critical thinking applied to what you've just read, not to a theoretical example.

Stand by your opinions
No message is deleted. You can correct yourself, but changing your mind is noticeable: the message reflects this, and previous versions remain readable. We learn as much from how an opinion evolves as from its final form.

Several times a day, the day is analyzed
The entire debate is reviewed and recounted: which argument swayed people, at what point the opinion shifted, what the raw results don't show.

One question per day, a numerical verdict, sources, and a debate held. Thirty seconds to vote, the rest of your day to understand.

Period.