Your opinion is noted.

[William]

[Replying to 2timothy316 in post #364]

Nice analogy. I’m sure we could all come up with similar ones to support our own world view.

The message “turn to God, or there will be trouble” has been re-stated countless times and in countless ways since Christianity began. Deuteronomy 28 might still hold sway over some people, but most now see it for what it is: baseless fearmongering.

Your opinion is noted.

Regarding the phrase;

"Your opinion is noted."

Q: For those who say this within the context of debating, what is meant by that?

It does not in itself present any argument, and is more just a one-liner as far as I can tell.

Q: For those who's opinion is 'noted', what do you make of this type of reply? Is it helpful to the debate or considered to be an Acquiesce?

[Difflugia]

"Your opinion is noted."

Q: For those who say this within the context of debating, what is meant by that?

It does not in itself present any argument, and is more just a one-liner as far as I can tell.

Q: For those who's opinion is 'noted', what do you make of this type of reply? Is it helpful to the debate or considered to be an Acquiesce?

I take it to mean, "the thing you have just said is an unsupported opinion, therefore carries no more weight than any other assertion." Whether that's true or not is often debatable (kind of like, "there's no evidence," and its converse, "I have demonstrated"), but that's generally the implied definition of "opinion" over, one presumes, "fact."

[2timothy316]

"Your opinion is noted."

Q: For those who say this within the context of debating, what is meant by that?

It does not in itself present any argument, and is more just a one-liner as far as I can tell.

Q: For those who's opinion is 'noted', what do you make of this type of reply? Is it helpful to the debate or considered to be an Acquiesce?

I take it to mean, "the thing you have just said is an unsupported opinion, therefore carries no more weight than any other assertion." Whether that's true or not is often debatable (kind of like, "there's no evidence," and its converse, "I have demonstrated"), but that's generally the implied definition of "opinion" over, one presumes, "fact."

Agreed. I'll add to this that it is a kind way of letting person know that their post has been read and they have not been ignored. However, what they said can't be 'liked' as in clicking the like button or agreed with. It also is a way to end a fruitless debate. There is no use in debating a person has shown that their opinion is the only evidence accepted as truth. It's better for a person to kindly acknowledge the person leave them to their opinion and then move on.

[William]

[Replying to 2timothy316 in post #3]

Your Opinion is Noted

[William]

Your opinion has been noted

[Clownboat]

Your opinion has been noted

I see what you did there!
It does not foster good debate, that much is sure.

[William]

Opinion noted! I have no problem with your opinion, because opinions are subjective.

[nobspeople]

[Replying to William in post #1]

"Your opinion is noted."

I've read and I believe I understand what you're saying, even though I might not agree.
But, like anything written, it's up to the reader to gleam understanding from what's been said.

[William]

"Your Opinion is noted"

Not how debates are won folk.

[2timothy316]

"Your Opinion is noted"

Not how debates are won folk.

I don't look to win debates.