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I agree with Silvanis.
(By the way, where are the pros and cons? The buttons disappeared from the menu :( )
In general, there is a lot of room for discussion in the Philosophy topic (section). Where you can present your theorems, prove them, and other interesting things, but on neutral ground. For example, the question: "Can a square be a circle?" and we divide into supporters and provide purely logical proofs. This is interesting and useful for the mind. But forum wars are not needed. I think I made myself clear. Let's move on to discussions if you don't mind.