That's a logical fallasy!

[robvalue]

Yeah, I have considered trying to put a big list together. I wondered whether this has already been done on here.

The most common ones I saw are:

Bullshit fallacy (ok I need a proper name)- unsupported assertions

Straw man- attacking a position that is not the one being held

Tu quo/deflection- trying to prove your point by undermining a different point; "my point may not make sense, but neither does yours!"

Irrelevant conclusion- the argument may or may not make sense but does not prove the claim being made

Ad hominem- using an insult in place of an argument

Argument from ignorance- claiming your position is true because another explanation has not been established

Argument from incredulity- claiming your position is true because you can't imagine any other explanation

Argument from authority- saying your claim is true because someone else, not actually qualified to assess the claim, says so

Argument from popularity- saying your claim is true because a lot of people agree with you

Non sequitur- jumping from one step to another that does not logically follow

Shifting the burden of proof- saying your claim is true because it can't be proved untrue

Unfalsifiable/untestable claim- something that can never be proved true or false and so is useless

Faulty analogy/ equivocation fallacy- comparing two situations which are not equivalent for the purposes of the argument, or using multiple definitions of the same word

Emotional manipulation- using threats or appeals to unexplained emotions in place of an argument

What have I missed?