Debaters utilize a specialized form of note taking, called "flowing", to keep track of the arguments presented during a debate. Conventionally, a debater's flow is divided into separate "flows" for each different macro-argument in the debate round (kritiks, disads, topicalities, case, etc.). There are multiple methods of flowing, but the most common style incorporates columns of arguments made in a given speech. The first constructive speech on a position is flowed from the top of the sheet down in the first column, and the next constructive speech is flowed where the previous constructive left off, except it is written/typed one column to the right rather than directly below it to indicate that it is a new speech.