Describe the new case format on the public guides

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 ## Guides
 
-- [AI Debate Practice for Stronger Cases, Rebuttals, and Speeches](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-practice): Practice debate with DebateOwl by running timed rounds against an AI opponent and getting feedback on your cases, rebuttals and weighing.
-- [AI Debate Case Generator with Citations](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-case-generator): DebateOwl drafts a structured debate case with claims, warrants, impacts and cited evidence leads that you check before taking it into a round.
-- [Practice Rebuttals Before Your Opponent Finds the Weakness](https://debateowl.com/debate-rebuttal-practice): Paste an opposing argument into DebateOwl to find its weak warrants, missing weighing and logic gaps, then practice the rebuttal you would give.
-- [Ask an AI Debate Coach for Round-Ready Prep](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-coach): Ask DebateOwl's AI debate coach about strategy, case structure, weighing, rebuttals and speeches, with answers tied to your own motion and side.
-- [Find Better Debate Evidence Without Losing the Argument](https://debateowl.com/debate-evidence-finder): DebateOwl finds cited evidence leads for your debate case so you can open the original source and check the warrant before you read it in a round.
-- [Map the Clash With an Argument Flowchart](https://debateowl.com/argument-flowchart): DebateOwl turns a debate case and its rebuttals into a flowchart of claims, warrants, impacts and weighing, so you can see where the clash is.
+- [AI Debate Practice for Stronger Cases, Rebuttals, and Speeches](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-practice): Practice debate with DebateOwl by running timed rounds against an AI opponent and getting feedback on your cases, rebuttals and speeches.
+- [AI Debate Case Generator with Citations](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-case-generator): DebateOwl turns a motion into a ready-to-read debate case: an opening, arguments with evidence, If they say… replies, a closing line and sources to check.
+- [Practice Rebuttals Before Your Opponent Finds the Weakness](https://debateowl.com/debate-rebuttal-practice): Paste an opposing argument into DebateOwl to find its weak links, missing evidence and logic gaps, then practice the rebuttal you would give.
+- [Ask an AI Debate Coach for Round-Ready Prep](https://debateowl.com/ai-debate-coach): Ask DebateOwl's AI debate coach about strategy, arguments, rebuttals and speeches, with answers tied to your own motion, side and speaker role.
+- [Find Better Debate Evidence Without Losing the Argument](https://debateowl.com/debate-evidence-finder): DebateOwl finds cited evidence leads for your debate case so you can open the original source and check it backs your point before a round.
+- [Map the Clash With an Argument Flowchart](https://debateowl.com/argument-flowchart): DebateOwl turns a debate case and its rebuttals into a flowchart of your arguments, their attacks and your answers, so you can see where the clash is.
 - [How Debate Speech Times Work in Each Format](https://debateowl.com/online-debate-timer): Speech, cross-examination and prep times for Public Forum, Lincoln-Douglas, Policy, British Parliamentary and World Schools debate in one table.
-- [How to Write a Debate Case](https://debateowl.com/how-to-write-a-debate-case): A step-by-step guide to writing a debate case, from motion analysis and burdens to contentions with warrants, evidence, impacts and weighing.
+- [How to Write a Debate Case](https://debateowl.com/how-to-write-a-debate-case): A step-by-step guide to writing a debate case: motion analysis, an opening, arguments with evidence, answers to the other side and a closing line.
 - [How to Practice Debate Rebuttals](https://debateowl.com/how-to-practice-rebuttals): Drills for practicing debate rebuttals one skill at a time, from attacking warrants and evidence to weighing impacts and collapsing your last speech.
 - [Public Forum Debate Prep with AI](https://debateowl.com/public-forum-debate): How to prepare for Public Forum debate, with case writing, rebuttal drills, crossfire practice, summary and final focus, and evidence research.
 - [Lincoln-Douglas Debate Prep with AI](https://debateowl.com/lincoln-douglas-debate): How a Lincoln-Douglas round runs at NSDA speech times, how a value and criterion work, and a worked example case with the negative's turn against it.

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