WhoIsWrong.com, Groundbreaking, One-of-a-Kind, Conflict Resolution Webpage, Launches
On the newly launched www.WhoIsWrong.com site, no matter how big or small the conflict, users can read opposing sides, put in their two cents and vote to decide once and for all . . . Who Is Wrong!
New York, NY (PRWEB) August 8, 2007 -- Yesterday, the groundbreaking conflict resolution webpage, WhoIsWrong.com, was launched. This fresh and interactive page allows users to post their arguments for its web community to vote on. No matter how big or small the conflict, users can read opposing sides, put in their two cents and vote to decide once and for all . . . Who Is Wrong!
 "We came up with the website idea when a fun debate over whether a hippo or a rhino would win in a fight led to a serious discussion about how arguments are resolved," says Chase D'Agostino, co-founder of WhoIsWrong.com, who created the site along with his brothers, Thomas and Kris and with the programming and design help of Tomasz Osmialowski. "In most arguments people turn to biased friends who undoubtedly support their side of the story. With WhoIsWrong.com we have created a place where everyone has a fair chance to lay out an argument, post evidence as support, and get outside, objective feedback. We can finally, and fairly determine, Who Is Wrong."
WhoIsWrong.com provides a forum to decide everything from everyday relationship arguments like 'Can I give my girlfriend diet advice?' to political debates such as 'Socialized Medicine: Friend or Foe?' From sports disagreements like 'Tiger vs. Jordan: Who is the Greatest of All Time?' to food questions like 'Can you put mustard on a hamburger?' WhoIsWrong.com will hash it out. From movie face-offs like 'Which is the Best Worst Movie of All Time: The Evil Dead or The Core' to pop culture match-ups like 'Who is Cuter, David Beckham or Victoria Beckham', WhoIsWrong.com will decide a winner.
"The truth is that everyone has an opinion about everything," says Tom D'Agostino. "I get into fun debates with my friends all the time, but at the end of it we go away holding our views and the conflicts are never resolved. With WhoIsWrong.com these debates can finally come to an end, and ultimate bragging rights can be claimed."
On the site each user has a personalized profile with pictures, demographic information, friends, a message wall and a case list. Signing up is free and just a few short clicks away. Once inside users can unlock all of the WhoIsWrong.com functions. Those with an argument can support their case with virtually any form of technologically available evidence, including pictures, videos, documents, embedded videos and links to other websites. Others can browse WhoIsWrong.com for interesting cases, post comments, weigh evidence and ultimately cast their vote, influencing the eventual decision of each case.
Arguing with someone? Open a case and let the people decide . . . Who Is Wrong?
About WhoIsWrong.com and its Creators
WhoIsWrong.com is the first-ever, interactive, conflict resolution webpage. With a growing web community and base of content the site makes settling disputes a fun, exciting and entertaining experience. Users post, discuss and vote on arguments determining once and for all, Who Is Wrong.
WhoIsWrong.com was created by three brothers who, growing up in close quarters, know something about arguing. Chase D'Agostino will finish his last year of law school in May while his younger brother Tom, a recent graduate of NYU, will begin a masters program in clinical psychology in the fall. Kris, the oldest of the three, is in the process of completing a master's degree in creative writing. All of the programming and design work for the site was provided by Tomasz Osmialowski.
For further information about www.WhoIsWrong.com or to arrange an interview with Chase, Tom or Kris D'Agostino please call (914) 438-3991. Tomasz Osmialowski can be contacted through email at tom@osmialowski.name
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